The pamphlet offers a sequence of 24 variations on ee cummings's elegy for Buffalo Bill - there are poems for, among others, Tommy Cooper, James Dean, Stalin and Greta Garbo.
Accompanying the changes in the aurora is a sequence of magnetic variations referred to as the polar magnetic substorm.
And Adda Kridler, a violinist, was lyrical and precise in Christian Wolff's "Bread and Roses" (1976), in which a humble protest hymn serves as germinal material for a sequence of abstracted variations.
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As daunting, if far more ascetic, was Hans Abrahamsen's "Wald," a placid sequence of variations on material from "Walden," his 1978 wind quintet.
He shows how Beethoven composed not episode by episode but toward a predetermined climax — a dizzying, collagelike sequence of variations on an impish theme previously associated with Beethoven's ballet "The Creatures of Prometheus".
One such tactic was the adoption of a sequence of aliases, all variations on his given name, before he settled on Gus Hall.
The ensemble pieces ranged from the aphoristic 1991 Capriccio, with its larger-than-life solo piano part, to the substantial Quickly of 1994, a sequence of 23 quirky variations, wonderfully lucid and scored, with sparkling crispness and wit.
From its bounding, swinging theme onwards, this Diabelli is a wonderfully fresh, effervescent sequence of variations.
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