The Fermata is one of my very favorite books of the last few years, though it's certainly not for everyone.

Then an imperfect cadence leads to a rest with fermata.

How to play a fermata with full tone.

A fermata may be placed over a caesura to indicate a longer pause.

He is currently the bassist for the band Fermata.

The space between her eyebrows has been tattooed with a design that looks like an upside-down fermata.

The "o" is represented by a whole note with a fermata over it, indicating a long duration.

Above the staff is a fermata, denoting that the music should be stretched beyond the normal flow of time.

The Fermata (1994) also addresses erotic life and fantasy.

Arno works on the story of this time power, under the title "The Fermata."

Fermata is currently, 2013, integrated by more than 150 people, including musicians, singers, dancers, among others.

There was a fermata in the middle of an arrangement where Shearing played a small cadenza.

The origin of Fermata Arts Foundation can be traced to 1994.

A female violinist then exits, still playing the haunting final fermata of the second movement as she walks away.

An extra section, corresponding to the final fermata of the superformula, is added at the end.

In 2000 He moved to Mexico City to study at Fermata school of music.

A fortissimo appears in measure 172, beginning the lead into the I7 chord fermata.

A fermata at the close provides a moment of silence before No. 9 begins and signals the end of the first section.

She was still trapped outside of time, in her personal fermata, a temporal hiatus without end where duration and interval did not exist.

He is hard at work on his autobiography, 'The Fermata.'

Back to that logo: the musical sign for a pause, or fermata, looks like a crescent arcing over a dot.

(A fermata is a mark in musical notation indicating a note should be sustained.)

The movements ends with another fermata.

For the musical notation, see fermata.

His compositions are published by Awkward Fermata Press.