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Meanings of fantasia in anglès
Free form musical interpretation; musical composition with a free form and often an improvisatory style.
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Usage of fantasia in anglès
1
Of the Mozart fantasia there is not room to speak in detail.
2
Upon these two elements the first part of the fantasia is constructed.
3
It has a weird, primitive grandeur: part cave painting, part modernist fantasia.
4
The concert- giver performed in conclusion a fantasia on Polish national songs.
5
They have nuthin' to do, and so they make the fantasia to-night.
6
Meanwhile, her heaven is a timeless fantasia that reflects her mental outlook.
7
When they arrived, the excitement of the fantasia rose to madness.
8
Then, taking up the wooden shoe, he commenced a descriptive fantasia.
9
Further speech was cut short by a punctual fantasia from the gun in question.
10
They lull you into a mechanical fantasia where man is obsolete and machines rule.
11
Quite of this style was the fantasia of Mr. Chopin, who gained unanimous applause.
12
He hears the tomtoms beating, and distant cries as if there were a fantasia.
13
The sky was azure, the clouds a fantasia in cream.
14
The first Ode of the Fourth Book is a beautiful fantasia on a similar theme.
15
I have to-day received your kind letter, and also the fantasia, and sonata a tre.
16
Thalberg was there, and had played his second fantasia on Don Giovanni (Op.
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