10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FUGALLY»
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fugally in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Johann Sebastian Bach, His Work and Influence on the Music ...
The first and third lines are treated fugally with strettos in the old-fashioned way,
the latter in double counterpoint; the first gives an opportunity, by a slight
chromatic alteration, for the most surprising and genuine Buxtehude harmonies.
2
The Organ Music of J.S. Bach: Preludes, toccatas, fantasias, ...
To clarify the rondo shape would be to express the form as follows: A 1- 16
subject A, answered fugally B 16-20 sequential episode A 21-8 subject A, pedal
C 28-35 sequential episode A 36-51 subject A, answered fugally B 51-60
sequential ...
3
The Organ Music of J. S. Bach
The extract of it given with the Praeludium in G major in P 288 is not long enough
to show that this is a rondo fugue with regularly returning subject but without
second subject: subject A, answered fugally sequential episode subject A, pedal
...
4
Theories of Fugue from the Age of Josquin to the Age of Bach
... quae simili, in modorum coniugio, sunt ambiu circumscriptae, altera alterius
Melodiam in fugam abripit, cui mox alterarum similiter ruminando adjicit.77
Metalepsis is a double fugue in which one voice fugally imitates the melody of
another, ...
5
Patents for Inventions: Abridgments of Specifications : ...
1 shows a vertical section of the mill, in which the ground grain or other materials,
either dry, or mixed with water, or other liquid, are expelled centri- fugally by the
action of the rollers r through a cylindrical sieve c, and conducted by a FIG.
6
The Creative Development of Johann Sebastian Bach Volume 1: ...
In order to underline the special authority of the biblical words, reprise aria form (
A---B---A1) is here united with a species of permutation fugue: the part-chromatic,
part-syncopated theme is treated fugally in combination with two regular ...
Richard D. P. Jones, 2006
7
The New Music Review and Church Music Review
The first, with the theme in the bass, is good only in parts, — that is, when the
bass allows it to be, — while the third, which treats line after line fugally, is an
admirable piece of organ music, well worthy of being heard to-day. (Apropos of
this ...
8
On failure of brain power (encephalasthenia); its nature and ...
In general, it has been assumed that they act celluli- fugally only ; but Von
Lenhoss£k 39 has recently asserted that all collaterals which proceed from the
beginnings of the axones act like dendrites, and conduct celluli-petally, while
those ...
9
French Organ Music Past and Present
The first, with the theme in the bass, is good only in parts, — that is, when the
bass allows it to be, — while the third, which treats line after line fugally, is an
admirable piece of organ music, well worthy of being heard to-day. (Apropos of
this ...
It is succeeded by a soprano solo of jubilant expression, which leads into a
second chorus terminating with the announcement by the basses of a manly
subject treated fugally until the exposition has been finished. Thereupon a fine
effect is ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FUGALLY»
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fugally is used in the context of the following news items.
The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters: Review
(She and her mother fugally use the same bath water.) “This was what it really meant to have lodgers, this rather peeled-back moment, where ... «Toronto Star, Oct 14»
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Luck came in a redundancy payment to get started, so I'm trusting in luck and also living fugally and keeping funds strictly for business growth. «The Guardian, Jan 14»
Keith Jarrett: Agony and ivory
According to a contemporary: "He would improvise fugally on a subject for hours, and this fantasia-playing was his greatest passion." Art Tatum ... «The Independent, Feb 13»
A Christmas Trilogy
Characteristically, Berlioz treats the primary march theme fugally. Later, the cabbalistic ritual of Herod's soothsayers derives its strong color from ... «Wall Street Journal, Dec 09»
The Classical Music Network
Thus, a fugue—apparently placed here since the other sections ended fugally—was something of a technical superfluity. It started with two melodies and ... «ConcertoNet, Jun 09»
Symphony No. 1 in C Major, Op. 21
The second movement (Andante cantabile con moto) begins with the second violins presenting a courtly theme that is taken up fugally by other ... «NPR, Jun 06»
