"I do the adagios, I think because of my height and length."

Returning as a ghost in the second act, she was appropriately calm in the adagios.

They are the creative people, with their acrobatics and adagios, and not the puppets.

In these extravagantly long notes and in the great adagios of the other three musicians, time was stopping.

Both of them were super acrobats and super adagios.

Even its lengthy Adagios require considerable muscle.

I have twitchy finger for adagios and fugues.

The dancing is infused with fluid, sensuous calm; even allegros look like adagios.

I knew I'd never hear those lilting arias or her wonderful lutebo adagios in person ever again.

Mr. Gomes brought dignity to the work's allegros and adagios.

Mr. Elo makes busy ballets; dreamy adagios are not his game.

True, allegros without adagios grow tiresome.

The eerie quiet of the 13th and the solemn series of Adagios that make up the 15th seem beyond pain.

Perhaps Mr. Ruders's work made the players terrified of Adagios.

Partnering Judith Fugate in the adagios, he was a gentle cavalier.

Ave maria Adagios.

Adagios for string orchestra (2011)

But there is a softness, too, ample adagios and a way of easing out of intensity into grace and delicacy.

Her tender lyricism suits her ideally for Odette's adagios.

Andantes and adagios have some lilt, as in K156, 160 and 168, the latter played with mutes.

And they did, the more I watched, seem to move in a dancelike way, whirling in mad adagios just too fast for the eye to follow.

Six Adagios (1940)

Ms. Kistler confidently built each of these sequences toward a virtuosic climax, and she was serene in the adagios.

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Over its doorway was the motto "Adagios of Islands, 0 my Prodigal" from Crane.