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Here, too, Nott offered more than typical token support, providing propulsive but hardly rushed playing and encouraging the brasses to piquantly accent the music. The decent, Edwardian, scientific, oh-so-sensible view crumbled under the assault of experience," Schwartz commented, adding piquantly that, "for all his concerns with the future, the final irony is that Wells was bound to the past. I especially noticed Gribler himself, a company veteran of twenty-five years and now its balletmaster, in a piquantly danced and dramatically apt account of Mercutio, and William DeGregory, another longtime company stalwart, as a hard-driving, malevolent Tybalt. |
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