Examples of using Second movement in English and their translations into German
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What happens if I select the second movement?
The second movement(‘Treffen in Prag') poses the question.
First movement: a wide-reaching arch. Second movement: small-scale, two-voice experiments.
The second movement is always away from Unity and into Separation.
In his autobiography Shostakovich wrote:"The second movement, the Scherzo, is a musical portrait of Stalin, roughly speaking.
The second movement finds our composer in a more sombre, contemplative mood.
She gathered her entireschool class to contribute"full steam" with their voices in the second movement of"Wake up and Dance.
The Poco Adagio second movement was completed on February 21.
Hall presented her next orchestral work in 1922, the“Nocturne Parisien”, which was to become the second movement of the“Verlaine-suite” in 1929.
A beautiful second movement in a concerto is what tends to be special for me.
Lutosławski's Second Symphony is an extremely tension-fraught piece with two very contradictory parts: a hesitant, episodic first movement and a forward-pressing,purposeful second movement.
The second movement is a chorale arrangement of the chorale„Strenger Richter aller Sünder“.
The sun rotates around the sun in about 365 days, and this second movement of the Earth gives you a year with its spring, summer, autumn and winter.
A second movement follows where the strings inside the piano are hit directly.
An echo of Luther's"Ein feste Burg istunser Gott" can be discerned in the second movement(Chorale), the thematic material of which is partly linear and partly architectonically rhythmic.
The second movement of Beethovens Moonlight Sonata is selected as"media of the day" for August 24. in Wikimedia.
The second movement is a series of variations on a theme that Ligeti took from his Bagatelles for wind quintet 1953.
Beethoven's 9th Symphony, second movement, molto vivace, and La donna é mobile from Verdi's Rigoletto.
The second movement, on the other hand, shows a"cheerful, witty, amusing" likeness of the"lively Stefi Geyer", Bartók wrote.
It is a tightly-wrought composition of which the second movement, in Basque zortico rhythm, again reveals a fondness for odd meter colored with folk-like themes.
The second movement, Allegro, is characterised by a pulsating, relentless rhythmic motion in confrontation with a graceful Tempo di valse.
The quintet for two cellos by Schubert, made famous by his second movement, a moment of eternity where the painful song of the divine Schubert exhales in phrases of unparalleled emotion, reinforced by the unison of the two cellos.
The second movement, a Scherzo, is also a draft score, of which the first half is orchestrated but the remainder was only outlined by Mahler.
That applies to the second movement as well, an elegiac, at times effusively impassioned intermezzo having the character of variations.
The second movement transports the listener to a world that has little in common with Arcadia, but where there is already dancing- ländler, waltz and minuet.
In the second movement, The Song is for You, which follows immediately, we first hear soft sonorities until an alto saxophone begins to play a melancholy melody.
As a result, the second movement of his Fourth Symphony, for example, sounds almost like a collaboration with George Frideric Handel.
It was largely this second movement that led Eduard Hanslick to dub the concerto"a symphony with piano obbligato", contradicting the composer who had called it a"Concerto for Pianoforte with Orchestral Accompaniment.
The second movement consists of richly figured variations on a characteristic theme, until pianistic arabesques finally become part of the theme in the finale of the concerto; its development is characterized by a carefully calculated increase and decrease in musical intensity.