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Meanings of set of variations in English

Russian
вариации
Portuguese
variação
Spanish
variacion
Catalan
tema i variacions

Musical form.

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вариации
Synonyms
Examples for "theme and variations"
Examples for "theme and variations"
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One of the most meritorious is the theme and variations on the program below.
The Masters and Their Music / A series of illustrative programs ...
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The theme and variations in C, from the Sonata in G, opus 14, are easy and pleasing.
The Masters and Their Music / A series of illustrative programs ...
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The theme and variations.
Lost in translation
4
The rich Theme and Variations from Brahms's String Sextet, Op 18, arranged as a birthday present for Clara Schumann, are more solid.
The Irish Times
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They were all variations on a theme-sequencesof technoglyphs with scrawled annotation.
Broken angels
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It's intended to become a massive travelogue of variations on a theme.
Wired
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The result is a lively, inventive entertainment born of variations on a theme.
The Irish Times
4
He is now even composing variations on a theme of mine.
Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 1
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I watch how they stand, how they walk and talk, variations on a theme.
The new yorker
Usage of set of variations in English
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This was a set of variations for piano, on a German melody.
The World's Great Men of Music: Story-Lives of Master Musicians
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Cresswell says that it's basically a set of variations on the six themes.
Radio NZ
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In music, a short melody from which a set of variations is developed.
Elson Grammar School Literature, book 4
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And the set of variations on an 18th-century drinking song is equally well turned.
The Irish Times
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He wrote a set of variations for it as the Andante of his "Kaiser Quartet."
Haydn
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After a sweet and lilting third movement the orchestra delivered a rousing set of variations with the finale.
Radio NZ
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In 1822, he wrote and published a set of variations on a French air, and dedicated them to Beethoven.
The World's Great Men of Music: Story-Lives of Master Musicians
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It's a set of variations, each punctuated by a recurring percussion motif … there's a hypnotic sense of peace and timelessness.
Radio NZ
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Military history is nothing but a set of variations on that theme, and a dark, grim, and bloody theme it is.
For Honor We Stand
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The CD is topped and tailed by a delightful Rameau arrangement and a set of variations on Eileen Aroon by Dublin-based Matthew Dubourg.
The Irish Times
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This Elegy provided the inspiration for David's Sextet in which the last movement is a set of variations on the poignant African hymn Wakrazulwa.
The South African
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But Gimeno makes his unorthodoxy plausible, as he does in the couplings, two early Scherzos, a set of variations and the Five Fragments, Op.
The Irish Times
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This was soon followed by a set of Variations, Op.
The World's Great Men of Music: Story-Lives of Master Musicians