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Removing the mask is a sanity-shattering experience; the King's face is described as " inhuman eyes in a suppurating sea of stubby maggot-like mouths; liquescent flesh, tumorous and gelid, floating and reforming ".
Recordings from early in the 20th century suggest that opera singing used to be more word-driven, closer to what we now think of as parlando; now singers are too ready to sacrifice words to lush, liquescent tone, and meaning and emotional impact are the losers.
Titled " Reflections, the Waterlily Pond at Giverny " ( circa 1920 ), it is an intense, richly brushed almost abstract close-up of leaves, blossoms and water that throws off scintillating light reflections while drawing the eye into its dark, liquescent depths.
The " plica " was adopted from the liquescent neumes ( " cephalicus " ) of chant notation, and receives its name ( Latin for " fold " ) from its form which, when written as a separate note, had the shape of a U or an inverted U . In modal notation, however, the plica usually occurs as a vertical stroke added to the end of a ligature, making it a " ligatura plicata ".