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Translations introspectiveness n (of novel, remarks) → introspektiver Charakter; (of person) → Neigung f → zur Selbstbeobachtung or Introspektion (geh) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Bostridge, who's being hailed as England's purest interpreter of song cycles since Peter Pears, favors simplicity over rhetoric, imparting a sparkling robustness to pastoral reveries like Vaughan Williams' ``Linden Lea,'' a lyrical introspectiveness to ``Come Away Death'' (from Shakespeare's ``Twelfth Night'') and a wistful tenderness to Stanford's arrangement of ``My love's an Arbutus,'' giving this old Irish air the shapely beauty of the finest Renaissance sonnet. Though some of Blessing's formulations - about the mysteries of childbearing, or the love-hate nature of daughterly devotion - smack of cliche, his dialogue brims with unassuming wit and a lyrical introspectiveness, enhanced here by Bruno Louchoarn's ambient score. |
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