Examples of using Second movement in English and their translations into Serbian
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Second movement, adagio.
Concierto de Aranjuez, second movement.
The second movement is a theme and variations.
It must be the Franck, the second movement.
In the second movement you must lie down on your stomach.
Yeah, I kind of messed up the second movement.
The items in the second movement are fresh catches of the day.
Now let us move on to the second movement.
The second movement was modelled on mid-18th century operatic music.
The second movement is in E-flat major and the orchestra now excludes trumpets and timpani.
Something happened to me during the second movement.
Which brings us to the second movement where the fiddle is happy.
There is no more sublime music than that second movement.
The second movement is famous for its well-known melody, which is considered to be the heart of the entire concerto.
I still think you're rushing the harmonics in the second movement.
The second movement is important to me, since it relates me to some events that happened in my private life.
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As the second movement began, bombs started to fall nearby, but the orchestra continued playing until the final note.
The Hungarian composer Franz Liszt described the second movement as“a flower between two chasms.”.
The second movement was led by a twelve-year-old French shepherd boy named Stephen of Cloys, who said in June that he bore a letter for the king of France from Jesus.
In the last movement, which takes the form of the rondo, the lyrical solo section, reminiscent of the second movement's theme, interrupts the humoristic atmosphere several times.
While the second movement is reminiscent of the blues and a peaceful, nocturnal atmosphere, the third reverts to the grandiose rhythm, with syncopated ragtime-style passages.
Although Bruckner did not support the growing nationalism in the 19th century,his Symphony No. 7, especially its second movement, have a significant place in the dark history of the Nazi Germany.
The second movement was led by a"shepherd boy"[1] named Stephen de Cloyes near the village of Châteaudun who claimed in June that he bore a letter for the king of France from Jesus.
Initially Tchaikovsky was not satisfied with the second movement, so he wrote a completely new Andante, which, as he said,"was more suitable for the other concerto movements.".
The second movement was inspired by the tragic anticipation and, ultimately, the death of Richard Wagner(1813- 1883), the composer greatly appreciated and admired by Bruckner.
After the composer's delight andelation about arriving in the countryside, the second movement leads us to a brook with the sounds of the flowing water and the singing of the birds: nightingale(flute), quail(oboe) and cuckoo(clarinet), who are given the role of soloists with a cadenza.
In the second movement, Gräner recognised the Russian"elegiac atmosphere", which reminded him of Tchaikovsky's slow movements, that gives the concerto a special romantic note.
This composition includes the famous oboe solo in the second movement, where the Belgrade Philharmonic oboist will have to breathe in a lot of air to do it right", said Daniel Raiskin. Brahms' concerto was once described as unplayable, and the difficulty of the solo part caused it to be labelled as the concerto"against the violin".