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    Complexity and Expressivity of Dependence Logic Extensions: ab 13.86 €
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    The Expressivity of Grammar - Grammatical Devices Expressing Emotion across Time: ab 149.99 €
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    The Grammar of Expressivity: ab 37.99 €
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    Expressivity in Modern Poetry: ab 40.49 €
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    Slurs and Expressivity - Semantics and Beyond: ab 42.49 €
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    Cappella Mediterranea - Leonardo García Alarcón (Dir) // Babylon. A domineering king haunted by silence, alone in his madness, defied by three young Jews from Judah. In this premiere recording of Falvetti's 1683 Il Dialogo del Nabucco Leonardo García Alarcón explores a libertarian oratorio peopled by characters of far-reaching allegorical significance. Music of powerful sensuality and Mediterranean expressivity.
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    Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) also known as Il Prete Rosso, the "Ginger Priest". Considered a master of Late baroque music, uncontrolled loner whose compositions are know for their solid expressivity, brutal tempo as well as a rare freedom in painting pictures with music. Author of numerous violin sonatas and operas of which the most famous one is a cycle originating from Op. 8 II cimento dell'armonia e dell'inventione named " Le quattro stadion" and "Four seasons". Forgotten after he had passed just as his work until rediscovered by a Johann S. Bach's experts who happened to use whole fragments of Vivaldi's creations in his work. So it wasn't until the 30' in the XXth century when Antonio Vivaldi regained world's appreciation. The search for his yet undiscovered heritage is continued to this day.
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    „Jenůfa“, still Janáček’s most successful and most often performed opera, is a musical study of the social milieu. Christof Loy moves the action of Janáček’s drama, revolving around the strict sacristan (the Kostelnička) who drowns her stepdaughter Jenůfa’s illegitimate child for fear of gossip and concern for her future, to a bare white room in which the passage of the seasons is only hinted. It is the sacristan’s stark prison cell – where he recounts past events and takes the spectator into the story seen in retrospective.Michaela Kaune sings the title role of Jenůfa with warm soprano,her despair at her situation palpable at every moment, culminating finally in the discovery of her dead son. Jenůfa’s stepmother is sung by American mezzo-sorano Jennifer Larmore, who delights with her great vocal expressivity and beautiness. Musical Director Donald Runnicles conducts the Orchestra of the Deutsche Oper Berlin, which perfectly balances the churning intensity and textural refinement.“Sometimes all that is needed is to match the right director with the right piece: Christof Loy and Janáček’s ‘Jenůfa’ are evidently just such a happy case, giving the Deutsche Oper Berlin the rare example of an opera production as intelligent as it is modern.” Opernglas“Jennifer Larmore as the Kostelnička ... endows the role with singing of uncommon beauty and vulnerability while never slighting its more dramatic moments.” The New York Times
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    „Jenůfa“, still Janáček’s most successful and most often performed opera, is a musical study of the social milieu. Christof Loy moves the action of Janáček’s drama, revolving around the strict sacristan (the Kostelnička) who drowns her stepdaughter Jenůfa’s illegitimate child for fear of gossip and concern for her future, to a bare white room in which the passage of the seasons is only hinted. It is the sacristan’s stark prison cell – where he recounts past events and takes the spectator into the story seen in retrospective.Michaela Kaune sings the title role of Jenůfa with warm soprano,her despair at her situation palpable at every moment, culminating finally in the discovery of her dead son. Jenůfa’s stepmother is sung by American mezzo-sorano Jennifer Larmore, who delights with her great vocal expressivity and beautiness. Musical Director Donald Runnicles conducts the Orchestra of the Deutsche Oper Berlin, which perfectly balances the churning intensity and textural refinement.“Sometimes all that is needed is to match the right director with the right piece: Christof Loy and Janáček’s ‘Jenůfa’ are evidently just such a happy case, giving the Deutsche Oper Berlin the rare example of an opera production as intelligent as it is modern.” Opernglas“Jennifer Larmore as the Kostelnička ... endows the role with singing of uncommon beauty and vulnerability while never slighting its more dramatic moments.” The New York Times
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