Significats de partita en anglès

After 5 years he put Bach's D minor partita in front of me.

He spent the entire first hour thrashing through a Bach partita he was working on.

He ran his fingers lightly over the keys, looking the pages of a Bach partita open in front of him.

That brought an encore of the Sarabande from Bach's Partita No.

Unlike him, she can also perform it as an amateur, especially the second Partita.

Bach: Partitas and Sonatas for solo violin Vol 2.

They've created a new work called Dance Gallantries danced to Bach solo violin sonatas and partitas.

He offers the French Overture, the Partita No.

Interrupting the crescendo of applause, she planted her feet and attacked the Ciaccona from Bach's Partita No.

This of course means that the Partita in E is not as breezily outgoing as in some other performances.

The three-movement Partita had an almost giddy exuberance, sometimes with an intriguing, though perhaps not intentional, flavour of the Orient.

The early (1954) Partita for cello and harpsichord is like the work of a different, altogether more conventional composer.

That night they had dinner with Piotr Anderszewski after hearing his airy Bach partitas from the center of Carnegie Hall's tenth row.

His handling of Bach's great D minor Partita is unfussy, magisterial, still somehow grave even when most energised by the urge to dance.

Outside Alex handed her the small bag that held his purchase, and she extracted a disc of Piotr Anderszewski playing the Bach partitas.

Pianist Stephen De Pledge plays pieces by seven NZ composers, inspired by BACH's Partita No 3 in A minor BWV 827.