Noun:

Fugue,

fugue's Usage Examples:

Umm, well, they don't turn into toccatas, but they aren't really very good fugues, are they?If we're confining ourselves to organ fugues that's a bit optimistic isn't it?The inspiration for this piece is Mozart's arrangements of several bach fugues for string trio.

He again he is on top form, with playing of compelling conviction topped off with a magnificent final fugue.

fugue subject, having the same melodic outline, is obviously derived from the opening of the toccata.

The famous opening toccata is followed by a lengthy spiel-fugue and concluding recitativo which returns to the improvisatory spirit of the opening passaggio.

bach fugues for string trio.

fugue at a blinding pace, but under perfect control.

fugue written 18 years after its toccata.

Mozart therefore omits formal closing fugues for the Gloria and Credo.

I tried to recall the terms Quinn had quoted; dissociative fugue, fugue state, entirely different personality.

This section of the Mass concludes with another brilliant fugue for the chorus, to the words 'Et vitam venturi saeculi, Amen ' .

Do you know what a dissociative fugue state is?Her longest-running and most profound storyline involved dissociative identity disorder.

But, whatever our doubts, we may safely regard Parsifal as a work which, like Beethoven's last fugues, invites attack rather from those critics who demand what flatters their own vanity than from those who wish to be inspired by what they could never have foreseen for themselves.

Synonyms:

classical music, classical, serious music,

Antonyms:

depression, mental illness, mental health, elation,