Playing the work, it's incredible to believe that this is the work of a young man in his late 20s.

All productions must grapple with these questions, and some play the work as a straight ghost story.

He played the work at the concert without hesitation.

She arrived for her lesson the next week and played the work from memory.

He did not stop at the end of the movement but went on to play the entire work, about 20 minutes of music.

He also played the work at the Proms in 1912, 1913 and 1921.

Mr. Hartman was also the stage director and played the work mostly by the book.

Perhaps not greatly, since the group still played the work better than most groups could hope to do.

And he then played the work so it became exactly that.

The band will play the entire work in this performance.