passacaglia

The orchestra play a beautiful passacaglia which links to the next scene.

The passacaglia is followed, without break, by a double fugue.

It is a passacaglia, with the same bass line repeated thirteen times.

The use of a passacaglia as a symphonic first movement is extremely rare.

Immediately after these studies came, appropriately, the bigger passacaglia he wrote in 1936 and orchestrated the next year.

Quinet often used established models, such as the passacaglia or old dance forms.

Buxtehude's passacaglia is a source of inspiration to the two central characters.

The passacaglia motif is counterpointed by one single simple melody.

The cycle includes two fugues and a set of variations on a passacaglia bass line.

The two young people played a Handel passacaglia as a midconcert encore.

The opening chorus is a chorale fantasia in the form of a passacaglia.

And for our next meeting he had promised to play an exquisite piece of old music, an organ passacaglia by Buxtehude.

Definitely more of a passacaglia than a jive.

Act I is a five-movement suite, with a rhapsody, a military march, a passacaglia and other forms.

The second movement features passacaglia with sixteen variations.

The passacaglia theme is derived from the theme of the Pantoum.

I want to use some of the elements of the mind in working it out, such as fugue, passacaglia, etc.

"In vain the am'rous Flute" is set to a passacaglia bass.

The finale is a stern yet elusive passacaglia.

Both works end with a passacaglia.

Then follow the eight variations of the passacaglia:

The first section is built upon a basso ostinato as an old-style passacaglia in 3/2 time.

Kerala Snyder, on the basis of the passacaglia's complex form (see below), also argues that it is a late work.

No more trying to count along with the program (was that the end of the passacaglia, or did the conductor just space out for a minute?)

Variation forms include ground bass, passacaglia, chaconne, and theme and variations.