In Mozart's case, the concerto centres around the spotlit virtuoso composer-performer, who appears to spontaneously create the work before us, on-stage.
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Then you see an enormous gold and bronze frame, it's huge, spotlit, while the rest of the room is lit like the dark end of a church.
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Although the play is farcical for most of its length, the ending is equivocal, and some have seen Wicksteed's solitary, spotlit dance as a dance of death.
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It is told to the audience by Blair himself, in the form of an interplay of spotlit monologues and musical flashbacks to various moments in the former prime minister's career.
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There's a marvelous, underground Gallo-Roman museum in Lyon, France with a series of spotlit galleries that descend into the bowels of Fourviere hill where many of the objects in the museum were found.
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The rest paid about $ 15 to stroll the dimly lit halls, peering at spotlit Bruegels or gray limestone Buddhas or 18th-century French tables and chairs while white-jacketed waiters pushed carts around offering champagne.
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Spotlit by " The English Patient " with 12 nominations, Oscar embraced independent films Tuesday and ignored the big studios to which most of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & AMP; Sciences membership is tied.
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On January 20, 2015 their EP " Howl " was released and the band was spotlit by Live 105 in San Francisco as one of " Aaron Axelsen s Top 16 New Acts To Watch In 2015 ".
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If you were to pick one city that deserves to be spotlit on an international stage, a single gathering spot that would send a message of hope and resilience to all 50 states and beyond, it isn't Boston.
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Following the success of the 1978 release, Drake-Chenault created a shorter, edited version, marketed as " The History of Rock & Roll : The Early Years . " It only spotlit the years through 1971 and was targeted to oldies stations.
