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• Often such truths are delivered with the briefest of elegiac statements.
• In their lyric and elegiac poetry there is much to admire.
• Most of the music is very elegiac as befits the piece.
• Twelve elegiac duets for cello and piano dedicated to John Asatrian.
• Unraveling the elegiac in " Eyes Open Slowly ".
• It's an elegiac, wistful performance in a wonderful film.
• The short film effectively establishes the elegiac mood for all that follows.
• Much of Parke-Harrison's work is elegiac.
• These two latter genres were elegiac poetry and iambic poetry.
• He also freed the elegy from the classical elegiac meter.
• In tribute, Twombly painted the elegiac " Nini s Paintings ".
• It is one of the best extant specimens of Greek elegiac poetry.
• The elegiac dramatists delight in " showing off " their Latin skills.
• The neoclassical shows influences from the Latin elegiacs and the Spanish classics.
• Twombly's work can also be exuberant and earthy, or elegiac.
• For them, Wayne always struck an elegiac note.
• The Cello Sonata, of 1901, and the " Elegiac"
• The final image, like the entire piece, has an elegiac purity.
• Nevertheless, they weaken these otherwise luminously elegiac stories.
• Even as a young man, Merwin wrote poems in the elegiac mode.