I found this interest-piquing bit in the widely acclaimed Louisville Courier-Journal about a string quartet by Austrian composer Thomas Larcher.
To put it succinctly: This was a sensational account of a sensational piece by a sensation ensemble.
I don’t know what a “sensation ensemble” is, but it sounds naughty.
Yes, that’s three “sensationals” in the same sentence.
Aww. Too bad. Just a typo.
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I’m glad I did some surfing, today. Seriously, Andrew Adler, keep up the good work!
4/16/08
Mmmm (licks lips)
Posted by Empiricus at 11:54 AM
Labels: Andrew Adler, Courier-Journal, Thomas Larcher
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Saw that one yesterday, made me laugh out loud. (Note: not LOL. Laugh out loud--ed.)
Sorry I jumped on your post, I hadn't realized you just posted.
Let's consult our thesaurus, shall we:
To put it succinctly: this was a histrionical account of a fantastical piece by a sensuous ensemble.
Oooo. I like that much better.
Well-done, Gustav. Although lost is the repetition for rhetorical effect device (anaphora, I think) for, uh, effect.
See what I did there?
Gross.
I have to say I dig it when my wife wears her sensation ensemble.
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