Musicians in a gallery above play Baroque instruments to accompany this tale of a baroque king.
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PRINCETON Baroque works by Veracini, Bach, Vivaldi, Torelli and Heinichen performed by the Princeton Festival Baroque Orchestra.
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Office Baroque A Brussels gallery, Office Baroque, is showing large geometrically abstract paintings made between 1976 and 1979 by the New York-based painter David Diao.
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This year&aposs New Year&aposs Eve party theme is Tropical Baroque, combining the drama and glamour of Europe&aposs Baroque period with South American romance.
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Singers still face limitations on their repertory for logistical reasons: A Wagnerian soprano might struggle with Baroque coloratura, and most Baroque specialists probably can't project over a Wagnerian orchestra.
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She puts the Baroque to work in service of those questions: "The beauty and grotesque are always like opposites in the Baroque — it's an aesthetic that deals with contrasts," she said.
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Her stunningly detailed "neo-baroque" stylings draw from Old Mastery and remind us that baroque music and art flourished during the 17th and 33th centuries, the peak of the transatlantic slave trade.
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Baroque arrogance, of the kind we have been witnessing recently, is easier to take than an egotism attached to earnestness, because we can always imagine that the baroque variety is just an act.
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The royal couple did not use Pachelbel's Canon, but they did use a baroque processional — "Prince of Denmark's March" by Jeremiah Clarke — drawing sudden, far-reaching attention to other baroque composers like Pachelbel.
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I went to Per Sonatori Baroque Ensemble's Viola da Gamba.
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Actually they're both all about language — Salter's austere, Gordon's baroque.
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"I primarily like classical music, particularly Baroque music," he said.
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Rooms packed with Renaissance and Baroque Italian masterpieces were ghostly.
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In the drawing he looks a little baroque or something.
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"Baroque Still Life and More," oil paintings by Bob Blackmon.
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The bride, 28, is an oboist specializing in Baroque performance.
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MORRIS TOWNSHIP "Summer Breezes," Baroque Orchestra of New Jersey, Aug.
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"Baroque is a sensibility I can get behind," he said.
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He recently discussed the Baroque revival and other musical matters.
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Symbolism shifted from Baroque France to ancient Greece and Rome.
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"We're very much believing it's Baroque music," Mr. Wachner said.
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An opening crawl offers some of the baroque back story.
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Mr. Gelles was executive director of the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra.
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It goes from a traditional Ukrainian song to Baroque music.
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It was the Leonhardt Consort, not the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra.
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What is required is an almost baroque, almost pathological commitment.
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The program opens with Baroque opera and ends with jazz.
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Starting with the 1976 Exotic Bird series, Stella's growing interest in Baroque space seems like a Modernist displacement of the Baroque gesture, which originated in 123th-century theater and was all about theatrical emphasis.
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He simply wanted to present orchestra programs that were as adventurous as the piano recitals he had been performing and recording, like "Baroque Conversations," which alternates works by Baroque composers with fiercely contemporary scores.
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My tastes go all the way from Baroque to punk rock.
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I'm hugely influenced by Baroque music, death metal and post rock.
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There are Baroque music festivals, operas, exhibitions, and many other projects.
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The movie sometimes feels like a Baroque painting come to life.
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It is a lesson that came to me from the Baroque.
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SMITHTOWN The Long Island Baroque Ensemble, a commemoration of Bach's birthday.
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This year's Proms alone featured 10 ensembles dedicated to baroque music.
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It was baroque and also entirely within the realm of possibility.
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SMITHTOWN Long Island Baroque Ensemble, performing works by Mozart and contemporaries.
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Ex Cathedra, with successive solo singers and baroque musicians, were superb.
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Would a Baroque bad hair day lead to good young listeners?
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"Baroque Still Life and More," oil paintings by Bob Blackmon. Aug.
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François thought that Orliński was particularly suited to Baroque sacred music.
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It's a minimalist maximalism — call it Yankee Baroque — entirely his own.
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Q. Is the formulaic nature of Baroque music also its limit?
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Your work shows a definitive Baroque influence, both naturalistic and theatrical.
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If they took them off, they heard a standard baroque performance.
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Yet the Baroque is as much a temperament as a style.
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These days, the scam economy may be entering its baroque phase.
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"Baroque" and "excess" often pop up in descriptions of his style.
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Now, she wants to rediscover long-lost baroque and classical pieces.
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What Trump may not realize is this is a baroque affair.
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Stafford's language is rich, thickly brocaded; her vocabulary strange, almost baroque.
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Experts believe it is likely not by the Italian Baroque artist.
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It now features New York Baroque Incorporated, a fine small band of young players, many of them alumni of the Juilliard School's historical performance program and some of them also members of the Trinity Baroque Orchestra.
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Baroque painter Murillo leaves a canvas unfinished and his "mulatto" works on
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Schönbrunn Palace is my ultimate dream Baroque palace of over 224,2 rooms.
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Those explanations typically revolved around ever more baroque claims of biological difference.
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NEW HAVEN Lina Tur Bonet, baroque violin, and Kenneth Weiss, harpsichord. Feb.
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But many cobbled streets have since been pedestrianised and baroque buildings restored.
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Jones, this broad populist starting point can morph into a baroque comic
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They constitute a terrific feat of Baroque storytelling: movies of their day.
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A Greek Orthodox choir sang inside a room facing the baroque structure.
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I liked the implication that masturbation could be that baroque, that impractical.
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PORT EWEN "Baroque Still Life and More," oil paintings by Bob Blackmon.
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Are the concerns of Baroque opera too archaic for present-day audiences?
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Baroque composers say, "Prima le parole": First the words and the story.
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This exquisitely baroque gadget is essentially a little cartridge full of clockwork.
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The care and feeding of America's "fur babies" has grown increasingly baroque.
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Its Renaissance reconstruction, the Aqua Vergine, feeds the famed Baroque Trevi Fountain.
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Plus, Ms. Lin said, the Singles Day promotions have become increasingly baroque.
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The prose is baroque and rich with rhyme schemes and word play.
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The French Baroque specialist Emmanuelle Haïm made her New York Philharmonic debut.
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So he dedicated it to his fifth wife in grandiose baroque prose.
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The baroque workings of the novel's detective plot spin into dizzying exhaustion.
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Elliot's psychological coping mechanisms may have been … baroque, to say the least.
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This season, the fashion world is here to embrace imperfection with baroque pearls.
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The interior, with its famous art collection and baroque decor, was also reproduced.
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Walking the streets you'll find a mesh of baroque and Arab architectural styles.
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"That is the lesson that came to me from the Baroque," ORLAN says.
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Never let the French be accused of abandoning their heritage of baroque ornamentalism.
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A baroque riff turned, tangent, then turned slapstick with an impossibly masterful landing.
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They included baroque pop, covers and ballads, but also showcased his innovative ideas.
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And I love baroque, formal shit-shows, like I love Dante, you know?
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While the Baroque Print Padded Coat by Versace retails for $3,125 on farfetch.
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Perast, long ruled by the Venetian Republic, has stunning palaces and Baroque architecture.
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In Baroque performance, European groups, naturally, have much to teach their American counterparts.
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Before the rally with the young, Francis visited Morelia's 17th century baroque cathedral.
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HARTFORD Musical Friends, Baroque chamber music performances of Telemann, Blavet, Vivaldi and Pla.
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HARTFORD "Musical Friends," baroque chamber music performances of Telemann, Blavet, Vivaldi and Pla.
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HARTFORD Musical Friends, baroque chamber music performances of Telemann, Blavet, Vivaldi and Pla.
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The subway has chandeliers that Louis Comfort Tiffany would have deemed too baroque.
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Mr. Labadie is a specialist in music of the Baroque and Classical era.
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Instead of negotiating baroque regulatory regimes and opt-outs, just alter the incentives.
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Much of early Baroque music would use rests in such a literal way.
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If your voice is not a Baroque voice, why would you do that?
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Some of his praise was baroque, even by the standards of Trump loyalists.
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"Immanentization of the eschaton" became a catchphrase for Buckley, who adored baroque locutions.
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At last, we pulled up into an open field, before a Baroque church.
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The portraits verge on parody, yet manage to land on brutal, baroque beauty.
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The bubble-gum baroque furniture looks like Carmela Soprano collaborated with Willy Wonka.
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So there's an ongoing baroque court dance between Judge Polster and the states.
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I don't mean to be reductive about Stanley's process, but it's not baroque.
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This Baroque oratorio, staged inside the Baroque-inspired Palais Garnier, was directed by Romeo Castellucci — more on that next week — and conducted by René Jacobs, who recorded the piece with the Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin in the late 1990s.
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Only Tunga's work is rougher, busier, tenser, baroque — in a positive and provocative sense.
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He slowly reveals their baroque lineaments through keen slices of life, unencumbered by exposition.
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There was so much Baroque monumentality to be seen, everywhere, in the Eternal City.
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And over the past year, the story of Kanye West has gotten downright baroque.
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The patent is written in typically baroque language, but is essentially about keyboard shortcuts.
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Green cupolas bob amid terra-cotta rooftops and Renaissance, Baroque and Art Nouveau buildings.
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Crafted of nothing but paper and cardboard, they reimagine Baroque-era decadence in monochrome.
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MADISON "Bach to Schumann," a concert by the Baroque Orchestra of New Jersey. Jan.
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We're told the decor is "abandoned factory" chic with baroque detailing, whatever that means.
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Algardi was one of the foremost baroque sculptors working in early 17th-century Rome.
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And their deaths often involved all the baroque cruelty the Nazis were infamous for.
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MORRIS TOWNSHIP Mozart's "Le Nozze di Figaro" by Baroque Orchestra of New Jersey. Aug.
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Along one timeline, in 1995, Rust and Marty hunt a rather baroque serial killer.
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The drawing is baroque grandeur in microminiature — like a Bach cantata sung by gnats.
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He began to affect a weird, faux-European accent and wear ostentatious, baroque clothing.
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Once a week, classical musicians like the New Vintage Baroque, a chamber ensemble, perform.
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My job was to change it from a chamber group to a Baroque orchestra.
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One of the city's leading baroque ensembles is giving two worthwhile concerts this week.
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I don't mean a precious junkyard of alfresco antiquities, Renaissance gems and Baroque treasures.
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Mr. Gelles was for 15 years the executive director of the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra.
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The video, though overproduced, gives good glimpses of Baroque instruments and techniques in action.
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In the back row, Baroque recorders nestled up to an Afro-Brazilian percussion section.
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Baroque opera explored elements of gender fluidity in a way that now seems prescient.
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It is grandiose, consisting of a baroque chandelier, butterflies, intricately beaded lizard, and flowers.
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Byzantine, gothic, renaissance and baroque architecture can each be found in a single city square.
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The game was called Traveller Trillion Credit Squadron, a role-playing pastime of baroque complexity.
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Presenter Trevor Noah wore a shimmery baroque dark suit jacket with a sculptural, fabric rose.
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And now a time to take a look back at the baroque period in Europe.
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The song is purposefully baroque, with Palmer and Power's voices wailing over an insistent piano.
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And it is important for me that Baroque is considered the monster of the classic.
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The gauzy, baroque aesthetic really recalls Perfume Genius' iconic "Slip Away" video from last year.
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His tastes range from Coldplay (his favorite band), to Baroque music and abstract French painting.
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Even more remarkably, Pygmalion is only one of many new groups specialising in baroque performance.
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In baroque prose, Coover subtly criticizes the zeitgeist, loose morals, juvenile delinquency and parental negligence.
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He live-streams baroque signing-day specials and attracts the nation's best high school players.
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But you cannot understand 20163th-century Roman Baroque visual culture without knowing about Papal finances.
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The baroque derivatives that caused huge damage, such as mortgage-based CDOs, have shrivelled away.
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Sixteen dancers fill the stage like a baroque vision of the universe in ideal array.
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MORRIS TOWNSHIP Baroque Orchestra of New Jersey, concert featuring music of Mozart, Telemann and Rodrigo.
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Those Renaissance and Baroque guys knew about the value of sunlight, creating light and shadow.
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The Santo Domingo church (pictured above) is known for its beautiful, gold-covered baroque structures.
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Programming ranges from string quartets to Baroque guitarists, usually at midday hours, Monday through Friday.
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Q. But what you like about Baroque is that the message, not acrobatics, comes first?
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The interior was beautifully baroque-looking and on the intimate side size-wise. Music-boxy.
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She had kept studying classical voice, and performed a few Baroque recitals in small churches.
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Off-kilter Baroque stylings recall Stravinsky and anticipate the meta-musical games of Alfred Schnittke.
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An army of artists and artisans filled the place with murals, mosaics, and baroque furniture.
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The installation features a live donkey in a pen, eating grass underneath a baroque chandelier.
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He does so with pride, but his family dysfunction is baroque, to say the least.
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But now the baroque complexity of Oesterlund's finances had become a noose around his neck.
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The costumes riff abstractly on the Baroque portraits by the Flemish artist Anthony van Dyck.
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The news had me perusing her discography, which reflects her special affinity with Baroque music.
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Something that baroque isn't in Atwood's register, and it wasn't in the show's then, either.
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Finally, the five main dancers perform a sweetly forgettable choreographed number to baroque-type music.
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Acireale is known for its ornate Baroque churches and beautiful public parks and nature reserves.
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Booby traps and powerful monsters lurk in every corner of this woman's Baroque-themed house.
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British Baroque: Power and Illusion continues through April 19 at Tate Britain (Millbank, London, UK).
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His routines suffered for it, and his bedtime demands had become increasingly baroque and desperate.
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You can be earnest or flippant, plainspoken or baroque, blunt or coy, dilettante or geek.
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Its baroque fixtures, worn carpet and dusty chandeliers recalled the dated grandeur of the film.
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Larger, more robust pieces, like the baroque street organs, are available for visitors to play.
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This musical ensemble, based in France, is best known for its renditions of Baroque operas.
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The Spanish Baroque artist is known for his intensely graphic depictions of martyrdom and torture.
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A mostly self-taught painter, Zurbarán worked out of Seville, a hub for Baroque artists.
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The sculptures featured in Forbidden Fruit were inspired by 18th century Baroque figurines—with a twist.
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Plans for how to stop Moore from entering the Senate have become increasingly desperate and baroque.
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Rubens, one of Europe&aposs most influential and celebrated Baroque painters, lived between 1577 and 1640.
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It's totally the cutest way to show off all of your statement baroque earrings at once.
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The baroque design, fitted bodice and full skirt on each meant that they were virtually unmissable.
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The N.F.L. has baroque rules of self-governance, not the least covering how it splits revenue.
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Norman palaces mix with Byzantine domes and Baroque churches with Arabian tiles and souk-like markets.
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At The Disco under various genres, including vaudeville, baroque pop, indie rock and even hip hop.
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When I made this EP I was more or less just listening to English baroque music.
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Accordingly, Quayola fuses two forms of visual language, baroque representation and minimalist abstraction, confusing their motifs.
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One place might have brightly colored buildings and the other place might be like baroque architecture.
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The branch is inspired by baroque art, with dabbles of rainbows and nods to LGBT culture.
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They know less of the baroque detail about the characters involved and the internecine family feuds.
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Both movies use Baroque chamber music as a sort of hyper-classic backdrop to the action.
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THE 18th-century baroque corner mansion at 21 Uri Street is a jewel in Budapest's crown.
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Ten cereals are available, from basic Rice Krispies to rugged All-Bran to baroque Froot Loops.
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Every portrait in this exhibition is presented in a baroque frame, painted in viscous white brushstrokes.
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It's something that instantly appeals to people who don't even listen to Baroque or classical music.
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To that end, Tcheyan pulls out a pair of hot-air balloon earrings featuring Baroque pearls.
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Hardly a decorative program goes untapped, Japanese, Indian, Classical, Art Nouveau, and Baroque auricular among them.
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This affluence is represented by the baroque decor of the Winter Palace (now the Hermitage Museum).
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Well, I'll tell you: Pop rock; baroque pop; pop punk; pop; emo; alternative rock; hip hop.
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And when you study harpsichord at the conservatoire, you have to take classes in Baroque dance.
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Beyond Baroque in Los Angeles is hosting its second annual L.A. Punk Film Festival on Friday.
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JA: I really wanted to work with artists that are using a maximalist, opulent, baroque aesthetic.
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Yet, the monologue, a horror-film soliloquy of sorts, conveys intensity, mystery and a baroque quality.
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The Baroque painter Caravaggio was accused of murder, as was the 19th-century photographer Eadweard Muybridge.
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He was seeking the Beatles' permission to make an album of Baroque arrangements of their songs.
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In hindsight, this shift to the Baroque might not be as improbable as it first appeared.
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There are hints of neo-Classical Stravinsky, stretches of Baroque-like dance, a red-hot clarinet.
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Another Twitter user pushed back, arguing, with exhibits, that the photo was closer to a Baroque.
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Handel's "Xerxes," for the Komische Oper in Berlin in 2012, parodied contemporary approaches to the Baroque.
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Like Caravaggio's "Flagellation," its depiction of violence in chiaroscuro reaches Baroque heights of intensity and drama.
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Together the productions were a high point in the academy's decades-long commitment to Baroque opera.
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" Jeff Brock told me, "The piano is this almost baroque machine, with mechanical linkages and hammers.
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A series of history games, it juxtaposes baroque and modern in successive variations with changing results.
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" She also always listens to music before a show: baroque for Merteuil; for Petruchio, "anything loud.
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They make expert use of the word-painting techniques of the Renaissance madrigal and Baroque opera.
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Its latest production, the Baroque opera "Alcyone," had not been performed in Paris in 246 years.
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You find this overt sensuality in early Baroque statues such as Bernini's 'Ecstasy of St. Teresa.
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The spirit of upper-class occasion was reinforced by the almost baroque servility of the waiters.
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I don't want a ghetto for contemporary music, like I don't want a ghetto for Baroque.
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Only under cover of this baroque disguise does she leave herself open to joy or heartbreak.
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His "Glorious MIDI Unicorn" illustration became a sort of synthesized piece of 17th century Baroque music.
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Italian Renaissance art has very clearly-defined spaces; Baroque art eschews that and heightens the drama.
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LONDON — It is a bold decision by curators Tabitha Barber, Tim Batchelor, and David Taylor at Tate Britain to dedicate a show, British Baroque: Power and Illusion, to Baroque art in Britain from 1660 (the restoration of Charles II) to 1714 (the death of Queen Anne).
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Aerial view of Astana's neo-baroque Avenue of the Republic: The grand center of the new town.
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The neo-Baroque, 650-seat building, constructed in 1885, stages Croatian and Italian drama, ballet and opera.
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ENGLEWOOD "Baroque Brethren," a flute, violin, cello and harpsichord performance by the All Seasons Chamber Players. Jan.
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His films were realistic and romantic, classic and innovative; his baroque leanings became starker as he matured.
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But Monday's latest twist in the ongoing soap opera that is Starbury In China was especially baroque.
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Apparently they got together because of a niche joke that blended artificial intelligence and French baroque art.
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Avoiding the habit of going baroque or going home is apparently why Cult is working in general.
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The baroque designs on both sides the banknotes were produced with a little bit of mechanical help.
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But coddled by the ornate style of early-18th century Europe, Baroque composers hurried to the challenge.
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Ashley Graham donned an abstract design and Rihanna donned a baroque version of a classic French mani.
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Kreisler initially claimed that this piece and others were his versions of original works by Baroque composers.
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It fuses country, psychedelia, baroque pop, gospel, folk, soul, funk and chamber pop with an ambitious majesty.
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"For me, my way to think about everything in fashion is a very baroque way," Michele says.
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"It is 40,000 square feet of baroque decorative painting ... an extraordinary achievement ... of international significance," McConvill said.
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PRINCETON "Bach Cantatas," the Princeton Festival's chorus and baroque orchestra perform four works by J. S. Bach.
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His many works of art criticism include studies of Goya, French Gothic murals and Italian Baroque painting.
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The raking light and shadows were new in painting, pointing decades ahead to Caravaggio and the Baroque.
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"Corn Nails" (above, from 2019) conjures both #foodporn and the flamboyant still-lifes of the Flemish baroque.
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It forms part of a wider cultural drive by the city entitled Antwerp Baroque 2018: Rubens Inspires.
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Q. How has the public reaction to Baroque music and the countertenor voice evolved during your career?
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The event will feature early American music and a performance by the New York Baroque Dance Company.
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I don't know if you're into baroque music, but I can tell you that Germans sure are.
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It's a club and concert venue with a "baroque industrial" vibe that can fit about 1500 people.
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Natalie Mering's voice was baroque in its upper register, a late-night lament over a dusty piano.
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The first half, to classical music, has a baroque theme, while the second takes a contemporary turn.
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It has the aesthetic effect of a baroque portrait, but all the signifiers are vital and original.
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Danielle Frankel hoops with baroque pearls, 228-karat white gold and sterling silver, $2053,2205 at daniellefrankelstudio.com. 215.
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Some listeners may by inclined to enjoy Bach's animated Baroque style much more than Brahms's teeming Romanticism.
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David Timm conducted the university's choir and Baroque ensemble in three cantatas, over and above the 33.
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Abstracting that situation, though, are filters and frames that are too baroque for the play's own good.
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For Kienholz and for so many other artists here, the Baroque had become a kind of realism.
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Out back was a stunning garden that she loved to work in while listening to Baroque music.
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He said, 'No, you don't want a strand of pearls, you need baroque pearls, ropes of them.
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At turns gothic, minimalist, baroque and pop, the family residence was avant-garde, exuberant and, somehow, homey.
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The story has been told for decades that intimate Baroque operas will vanish in the vast Met.
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Bronze statuette works grew in refinement and finish later in the Renaissance and into the Baroque era.
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Much of Rubens's Baroque bravura feels timely in its grappling with violence, terror, power, sex, and coercion.
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The song is at once a spacious, soothing listening experience and an evocative, Baroque piece of artwork.
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The objects in the Green Vault are one of the world's most intact collections of Baroque jewels.
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Sloppy lawmaking that needs to be neutralized by baroque, inventive work-arounds makes for bad public policy.
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It's a very Romantic treatment of Baroque music, so purists may not be as fond of it.
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JOSHUA BARONE A welcome commitment from the Met to a Baroque repertoire that it can serve better.
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Here is an example of a painter transcending what often appears ornate and stagy in the Baroque.
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He often riffs on epic stories, of the sort you might see in a monumental Baroque painting.
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Some of the brushes depict fictitious people or figures derived from Renaissance or 17th century Baroque paintings.
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Denser and splatterier, faster and more hyperactive, her sonic ornaments inhabit a nearly baroque level of detail.
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For most of the 20th century, symphony orchestras had a near-monopoly on baroque music, which they performed in a rather bombastic style that bore little resemblance to the way Monteverdi, Johann Sebastian Bach and other baroque masters performed their own music in the 17th and 53th centuries.
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Curiously, a similar shift out of Minimalism and Post-Minimalism into the Baroque occurs in Robert Morris' work, if for different reasons, at roughly the same time as Stella's, which brings up the question of whether this style of Baroque is the darker side of the sunny Minimalist coin.
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Throughout the Baroque period, for example, Venetians tuned their instruments to a higher pitch than their Roman counterparts.
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Billy Porter wore a gold feathered top, a baroque-inspired full skirt, and lace-up Jimmy Choo heels.
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Why is Utagawa Hiroshige's image of an American city dominated by the façade of a Danish baroque palace?
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It is Black Swan dialed up a dozen grand jetés, The Wrestler body-slammed into the comically baroque.
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For that reason, computers have allowed humans to build—and execute—ever bigger and more baroque algorithmical constructs.
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It was not a great success: starting with international opprobrium and ending with corruption scandals and baroque infighting.
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In Alexander Chee's lavish, baroque Queen of the Night, everything happens in the heightened register of the opera.
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"We've moved from just Baroque and Handel to rock 'n' roll to music in general," Ms. Aland said.
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"The Call" has three sections, each set to different music: Baroque, jazz, and selections from the African diaspora.
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In the 18th century it was remodeled into a fine Baroque palace by the well-connected Dameto family.
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During that time and after, he honed an understated style that bucked the baroque conventions of the day.
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But where the fountains play on the intricacies of baroque choreography, the motif in Angoulême is more geometric.
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Manzoni's work can be viewed as slight and Herculean, tragic and buoyant, mystical and materialist, minimal and baroque.
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At the time, the classically trained singer was creating baroque electro-pop with her boyfriend as Magic Hands.
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Rubens and all those theatrical Baroque painters were chiefly concerned with their narrative, always circling back to it.
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Among the stolen pieces were three paintings by Dutch Baroque artist Rembrandt and five by French impressionist Degas.
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To reinforce a point or hammer home a grievance, he may twist his torso into a baroque pose.
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He expanded the repertory, conducting little-known Baroque works as well a new ones written for antique instruments.
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The Salzburg Festival transforms the baroque city with everything from star-studded chamber evenings to experimental theater productions.
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Before established a certain cause of death for the Baroque painter, scientists first had to find his body.
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It's just that combined with the baroque twists of the Daniels case, the book begins to get unwieldy.
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A concert performances of Handel's "Atalanta" will feature Nicholas McGegan conducting the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra of San Francisco.
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In the 1980s it was Baroque specialists like them who were some of the country's biggest classical stars.
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The brilliant, theatrical Baroque bridge created here by curator and gallery owner Kamel Mennour spans over 400 years.
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In June, a Malaysian man bathed nude in Gian Lorenzo Bernini's baroque Four Rivers Fountain in Piazza Navona.
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Her 2016 debut, "Telefone," is a feat of unorthodox phrasing with memorable refrains over glitchy, almost baroque beats.
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Still, helped along by Baroque music sung live, this "Twelfth Night" is full of possibilities and shifting identities.
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Do you go around singing Bach in churches and do all the Baroque operas you can in Europe?
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The movement, the exaggeration, the unashamed flamboyance: This, my friends, is Flemish Baroque art in all its majesty.
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Inside the Chateau d'Aunoy, a baroque mansion owned by Jean-Louis Tapiau, which is featured in T's Sept.
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With the Dark Horse Consort, they perform "Christmas in Baroque Germany," with works by Praetorius, Gabrieli and others.
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I think of the marble carvings of Gian Lorenzo Bernini in Rome: the Baroque done to everlasting death.
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" That's a nicely baroque variation on Lovecraft's famous line, "In his house at R'lyeh, dead Cthulhu waits dreaming.
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Usually, the repertory of the D.I.Y. troupes tends toward the Baroque, bel canto, and twentieth-century chamber opera.
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His own proclamation involves taking the dish's "kind of baroque" infrastructure and giving it a more minimalist makeover.
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She wears her toughness like another piece of baroque jewelry: it can hurt, and eventually it hurts Judy.
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I hope someone has optioned that kerfuffle — which is too baroque and weird to summarize — for a movie.
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The way Dani's sister kills their parents and herself is so awful and elaborate as to be baroque.
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