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Significados de
musical form
en inglés
ruso
музыкальная форма
portugués
forma musical
español
forma musical
catalán
forma musical
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Overall structure or plan of a piece of music.
musical architecture
musical structure
music form
Términos relacionados
musical term
metaclass
español
forma musical
Type of fighting style; martial arts training.
musical forms
kata artistique
Términos relacionados
martial arts term
type of fighting style
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Examples for "
musical architecture
"
musical architecture
musical structure
music form
Examples for "
musical architecture
"
1
At Harvard he learned a new vocabulary for understanding music, one tha that made him consider a work's over-all
musical
architecture
.
1
Through his father's pedagogical techniques, he developed a feeling for
musical
structure
.
2
Perhaps
musical
structure
comes close to the structure of the human nervous system.
3
Call attention to its
musical
structure
,
its simplicity, the beauty of its expressions, and then read it a third time.
4
Thus it would seem that the facts of
musical
structure
constitute in themselves a refutation of the view we have disputed.
5
Amadeus is not unflawed; but, in its
musical
structure
and outsize passions, it provides playgoers with the sensual delights of grand opera.
1
It's interesting that a popular
music
form
is taking this on.
2
Young or old, or in between, it's happiness in
music
form
.
3
Musical Slide Show Use images and
music
form
Disney's Camp Rock show to create a Musical Slide show.
4
Part 1: The Birth of the Blues Though the blues is an American
music
form
,
its origins are undoubtedly African.
5
At six o'clock, the several bands of
music
form
one, the National Anthem is played, and the fête is over.
Uso de
musical form
en inglés
1
No
musical
form
,
however frightful, seems immune from reinvention, reconstitution or revivification.
2
Carrie is back this month, in
musical
form
,
at the Southwark Playhouse.
3
Poetry, the most
musical
form
of literature, is its most artistic form.
4
Qawwali is a beloved Pakistani
musical
form
characterized by complex vocalizations and improvisation.
5
It was, in essence, what every great American
musical
form
was at its beginning.
6
The essential principle of
musical
form
-
form
in
music-isquite analogous to form in literature.
7
It was the perfect
musical
form
for these super-connected times.
8
The lectures on
musical
form
were distinguished by many brilliant demonstrations of MacDowell's genius.
9
Its piano comes from the tradition of ragtime, the
musical
form
that directly proceeded jazz.
10
Jane O'Brien looks at how the
musical
form
is being adapted to suit contemporary audiences.
11
He calls his verses "recitatives," in easily followed allusion to a
musical
form
.
12
Expressing a given idea in
musical
form
,
e.g.
13
Although its
musical
form
is that of a halliard shanty, it was always used for the capstan.
14
But these feelings could only find their fullest outlet in the
musical
form
expressly suited to subjective emotion.
15
Repetitive instructions are often delivered in a
musical
form
,
making them more easily understood by babies and children.
16
Perhaps the ultimate
musical
form
for hackers, the international chiptune scene spawned directly from the cracking of copyright protection.
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musical form
ruso
музыкальная форма
форма музыкальная
музыкальная структура
portugués
forma musical
español
forma musical
formas musicales
forma
estructura musical
catalán
forma musical
Musical form
a través del tiempo
Musical form
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