Why maintain a tradition of unadorned stages, formal dress and unvaried white lighting at a time when the young audiences that musicians hope to attract regard that presentation style as uninvitingly dull, and assume that the music is as well?
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The building-inside-another-building is not only soundproof; because of air conditioning, a humidifier, and a dehumidifier, Emerson can keep the space unvaried in temperature and humidity _ pianos like life at a steady 70 degrees.
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In Priatina, public records have been combed to identify precisely which homes, shops and businesses were Albanian-owned; Serb police and paramilitaries have emptied towns and villages neighbourhood by neighbourhood in a pattern that has been as unvaried as it has been ruthless.
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Stockhausen's vast output is erratic, but the best is surely here to stay . " Ivan Hewett described the piece as " a vast, half-hour hurricane of sound " that " to my earthly ears it seemed oppressively unvaried, despite fascinating moments ".
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"Iris " seems to be this year's effort to put Dench into Academy Award consideration, an event that's as much a part of December popular culture as Dick Clark's " New Year's Rockin'Eve " _ and as pro forma and unvaried.
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Its successor is the Variety Theatre; a dual misnomer since it is never a theatre and its fare is ever unvaried & mdash; the alien crooner, the alien comic : the fatuous and the filthy . . . Penguins " when the British public remains unentertained unless basking in the limelight of a benevolent internationalism.
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He does not omit the meanest, least flattering aspects of human behavior or the petty disappointments, the sickness and misery found in everyday life . " His song is one sad reality, one unraised, unvaried note of unavailing woe . " There are none of the traditional poetic " flights of fancy ", no imaginative transformation of the scene.
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Carle praised the game's variety of vehicle selection as a " significant improvement " over the previous game, but wrote that they all " have the same sluggish control . " Carle wrote that the vehicles were " probably the best looking part of the game, " noting, " The downfall of the first Dukes game was the rather weak, unvaried textures.
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It is almost always of greater musical and emotional intensity than the verse . " The chorus, which gets its name from a usual thickening of texture from the addition of backing vocals, is always a discrete section that nearly always prolongs the tonic and carries an unvaried poetic text . " In terms of narrative, the chorus conveys the main message or theme of the song.
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He concluded " It's far too unvaried and unrelenting a shooting gallery to earn an unhesitating recommendation; although the internal pacing of each chapter is good, they're all the same, " although he did praise the game for being " a proper western, set in a tangibly real Wild West, with proper, honest-to-goodness cowboys, Indians and bandits ."
