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Meanings of sonata in English
Usage of sonata in English
1
Unity is as little discernible in this sonata as in its predecessor.
2
And at length Turner succumbed to the soft effect of a sonata.
3
D'you want me to play the phrase from the sonata for M.
4
The ending is not that of a sonata, but a love lyric.
5
Every single pianist who's played this sonata struggles with the same paradox.
6
Here he is, delivering his twilight sonata, and we have no libretto.
7
Within the simple three-part structure of sonata form, there can be complex substructures.
8
Paralleling the progression of a feature narrative, sonata form has three main sections.
9
The history of the sonata is the history of musical evolution.
10
The old practice had a rondo for the final movement of the sonata.
11
Her mother went back to the piano and continued the sonata.
12
A sonata for violin and piano is in process of preparation.
13
This is the form sometimes called the sonata form or sonata-piece.
14
The sonata is in E flat, newly written, and always intended for you.
15
The pupil was Rose Cannabich, to whom the sonata referred to is dedicated.
16
There's room for just a single Scarlatti sonata and a single Chopin Waltz.
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