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And yet, extraordinarily, the album's feel is as fresh and unlaboured as the earlier masterpiece.
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Gone are the impenetrable layers of sound and beats, in comes a commerciality which is both unlaboured and fresh.
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Process is evident and there is a sense of energy from improvisation and risk-taking in the unlaboured making and surface treatment.
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But exemplar of this unlaboured quality was the buoyantly nimble Chorus whose meticulously managed phrasing, timbre and dynamics always felt spontaneously alive.
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"There can be few scores of any kind", he wrote, "whose vigour, joy and unlaboured exaltation find so close a parallel in the characteristics of Bernstein's music-making." All four vocal soloists sang well, particularly Frederica von Stade in the Gloria's "Gratias agimus tibi" and Judith Blegen in the Credo's "Et incarnatus est". The chorus was no less impressive, if it could perhaps have sung even more lustily than it did.
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She confessed that she did not have and her father was too conservative to provide his consent to this. As Bose was keen to cast her, he requested B. N. Sircar to persuade her father, Murali Chattopadhyay to give his consent. As B. N. Sircar was the son of Sir M. N. Sirkar, an eminent advocate and a close friend to Murali Chattopadhyay, he finally yielded to Sircar's imploration and reluctantly gave his consent. After the film had been released, she was applauded for her unlaboured acting skill as well as credited as having an "outstanding luminous screen presence".
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