But there's always a dramatic interplay of right and wrong, with Helms artfully positioned on the side of the angels.

With its large, sweeping gestures and dramatic interplay between the soloist and the orchestra, the piano concerto pays homage to this most popular of concert music genres.

Terese Capucilli was always convincing in her dramatic interplay with other dancers, but she turned some of her solo passages into mere posing.

What was curious about the performance as a whole was the pallid dramatic interplay between the leading characters.

The dramatic interplay of Ms. Fugate and Mr. Kozlov was always convincing.

Others follow a more exuberant model, laying siege to the senses with a dramatic interplay of intense flavors and garnishes.

Although the orchestra plays an important role, the dramatic interplay between it and the soloist that one expects in a concerto is always present.

If the choice of singers on the album doesn't directly reflect the music's multicultural swirl, the range of vocal personalities allows a nice dramatic interplay.

Here, he creates a dramatic interplay between vast public spaces bathed in natural light and vaultlike rooms that serve as galleries and reading rooms.

The dense network of roads, canals and railways and urban development, confined by valleys creates dramatic interplay of views between settlements and the surrounding hillsides.