Arrange the extracted adjectives into their appropriate positions, if you dare.
wayward
warm
quiet
reflective
searching
hesitant
fascinating
concentrated
But the quality of [the performer’s] playing--__________ and __________, yet _________--came through most clearly in the Feldman piece and in John Cage’s “In a Landscape,” a stream of __________, __________ arpeggios. Here [the performer] made each note glisten individually, and then connected the resulting harmonies into a ___________, ___________, ___________ path forward.
Hint(s):
Here is some of Morton Feldman’s piano music, “Triadic Memories.”
This is John Cage’s “In a Landscape.”
Click here for the answer.
Good Luck! You’re going to need it.
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But the quality of [the performer’s] playing--__________ and __________, yet _________--came through most clearly in the Feldman piece and in John Cage’s “In a Landscape,” a stream of __________, __________ arpeggios. Here [the performer] made each note glisten individually, and then connected the resulting harmonies into a ___________, ___________, ___________ path forward.
Hint(s):
Here is some of Morton Feldman’s piano music, “Triadic Memories.”
This is John Cage’s “In a Landscape.”
Click here for the answer.
Good Luck! You’re going to need it.
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4 comments:
I failed it.
Then you are not an expert, sir.
But the quality of [the performer’s] playing--quiet and warm, yet searching --came through most clearly in the Feldman piece and in John Cage’s “In a Landscape,” a stream of hesitant, wayward arpeggios. Here [the performer] made each note glisten individually, and then connected the resulting harmonies into a reflective, searching, fascinating path forward.
I failed, but then I'm an amateur at madlibs.* The adjective "concentrated" should be among the madlib options, though.
*I have never done it for money, anyhow. I have spelled things for money, though, and Jim Thorpe lost his medals for less.
"Concentrated" has been corrected, sir. You ARE an expert in my books.
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