Meanings of toccata in English

In the latter Bach sometimes exhibits all the objectivity of the study or toccata, and often wears his heart in full view.

The radio on the windowsill burst into violent organ music, pealing and thundering a toccata and fugue sufficient to make the windows rattle.

Every Sunday I heard those wonderful organ works, the fugues and the toccatas.

Bach, including the famous Toccata and Fugue in D-minor BWV 565.

Toccata from Symphonie V by Charles-Marie Widor and Pomp and Circumstance March no.

Our informant heard Rachmaninoff that way, from Ravel's "Toccata" to the last encore.

She was humming the last section of the D-Major Toccata and it made her happy.

Bach compositions, from the Toccata and Fugue in D Minor to Air on a G String.

It was Mr. Ziegler humming "The Watch on the Rhine" against the Toccata of Debussy.

Open at random: here are two lines in 'A Toccata of Galuppi's,' not deficient in melody by any means:-

Or "My Last Duchess," or "A Toccata of Galuppi's" or some of the passages in "Pippa Passes"?

With the Schumann Toccata, the G sharp minor study stands at the portals of the delectable land of Double Notes.

Photo: Supplied Toccata Aria I Aria II Capriccio Stravinsky's 'Violin Concerto' did not spring from his enthusiasm for the violin.

Some have read Browning's A Toccata of Galuppi's to the same tune, but at grave risk of destroying the music.

7, Chopin's Toccata, is arranged for the left hand, and seems very practical and valuable.

"I will play Debussy's Toccata for violin solo," Musa announced tersely.