Meanings of sarabande in English

In the adjoining chamber, the musicians finally began with a pleasant sarabande.

The bed curtains danced their ghostly sarabande in the warm air currents.

The second dance ended; the musicians transitioned to a sarabande with almost no pause.

There is a quaint sarabande, and a gavotte written on simple lines, but superbly.

The sarabande wound down.

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

The Sarabande was also in triple time, but its movement was slow and stately.

The second movement, the Sarabande, has a great deal of the peculiar pathos of Grieg.

This opens with a "Praeludium," followed by a "Sarabande" and "Gavotte"; the whole ends with a "Rigaudon."

Jenny Chassediane challenged me to perilous sarabandes, I wished that Janet had ever so small a grain of sentiment, for a preservative to me.

"She's Just 14" (John Phillips) published by Phillips-Tucker Music-fromthe John Phillips album "Pussycat" (2008 Varese Sarabande Records).

(My Name is Can)" (John Phillips) published by Phillips-Tucker Music-fromthe John Phillips album "Andy Warhol Presents Man On the Moon" (2009 Varese Sarabande Records).