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orphic

[awr-fik] / ˈɔr fɪk /


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entrancing
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He knew he wanted to expand on his Orpheus-theme cantata, “The Orphic Moment.”

From New York Times

It’s his own school that is in session — a one-way, Orphic descent into hell, with the violence manifest instead of latent, and his own pessimism front and center.

From New York Times

This immersive, site-specific performance piece inspired by the current Getty Villa exhibition “Underworld: Imagining the Afterlife” is part nocturnal processional and part Orphic mystery rite — so comfy shoes and warm clothing are most definitely recommended.

From Los Angeles Times

Away at school, researching climate change, he assumes an Orphic sense of mission.

From New York Times

The music is bright as the young lovers leave the stage in an Orphic apotheosis.

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