Examples of using Rameau in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Rameau was notoriously careful with money.
Composed by Jean-Phillipe Rameau and performed here by Elaine Comparone.
You often return to Bach- and other Baroque composers, like Rameau.
Jean Philippe Rameau was born on September 25, 1683, in Dijon.
In a letter dated March 1,1931,he informs his family that he has taken to calling himself Lan Rameau and requests that they“please respect my brush name….
At 50 years of age, Rameau produced his first opera, Hippolyte et Aricie in 1733.
His work, which is not massive in number(86 original works and 25 adaptations or orchestral compositions),is the result of complex inheritance from Couperin and Rameau to colors and jazz melodies, and influences that later returned to Spain.
Rameau was already 50 when he produced his first opera, Hippolyte Et Aricie, in 1733.
Despite his deteriorating health, Rameau remained active almost to the end.
Rameau was almost fifty when he composed his first opera, Hippolyte et Aricie, in 1733.
Just as it seemed as though nothing could go wrong, Rameau unwittingly found himself embroiled in fresh controversy.
Pierre Rameau said that“Through a lady's posture and appearance, we can assess her elegance and grace.
With his position at court now unassailable andhis reputation soaring, Rameau was at the very height of his career when on April 22, 1749 he premiered his three-act pastorale-heroïque Naïs.
Rameau stayed in Italy just a few months before returning to France and joining a troupe of wandering players as a violinist.
The most important musicalfigure of the reign was Jean Philippe Rameau, who was the court composer through the 1740s and 1750s, and wrote more than thirty operas for Louis and his court.
Rameau belongs to that select group of composers- alongside Bruckner and Franck- who produced little of any real significance before they were 40 years of age.
The term"tonalité"(tonality) was first used in 1810 by Alexandre Choron in the preface"Sommaire de l'histoire de la musique"(Brown 2005, xiii) to the"Dictionnaire historique des musiciens artistes et amateurs"(which he published in collaboration with François-Joseph-Marie Fayolle) to describe the arrangement of the dominant and subdominant above and below the tonic-a constellation that had been made familiar by Rameau.
According to Rameau, this was a sign of a good upbringing and respect for the counterpart.
However, it was only after Rameau finally settled in Paris in 1722 that his career took off in earnest.
Jovan Rameau, a Michael Jackson impersonator, talks about coming to the United States on a boat as a Haitian refugee hoping to achieve the American Dream.
Other candidates: Diderot' s“ Rameau' s Nephew of course,” written in the seventeen- sixties but not widely read until the eighteen- twenties Flaubert' s.
According to Rameau, Binance sees itself as an African country, the same as it is Asian or European because the decentralization of DAOs makes them perfectly able to adapt to local circumstances while still being truly global.
His first comic series-«Olivier Rameau»- published in 1968, was a huge success, and from then on he shifts between the worlds of his story, always with a sense of humor.
Now it was Rameau's turn to be declared old-fashioned by the likes of Rousseau and Diderot, although he retained some powerful allies including the loyal Voltaire-who passionately declared“Rameau has made of music a new art”- and the King himself.
In a detailed blog published on his Medium page, Rameau comprehensively outlines why Binance believes that the future is African, starting with a historical comparison to Asia in the 1960s- also an under-serviced continent with a poor population.
Binance Labs Director Benjamin Rameau has stated that Africa is front and center of the company's expansion strategy as it bets on a vision of the 21st century driven by the world's youngest population gaining increased access to technology and opportunities.
With 12 years remaining to him and with his creative powers in decline, Rameau deeply regretted that he had not spent more time composing earlier in his career rather than dedicating himself to theoretical tracts- much to his own amazement he had composed only half-a-dozen solo keyboard pieces since 1728.