Sentence examples for prelude that from inspiring English sources

As for its brevity, the prelude that replaced the sketch was 19 measures long, 14 shorter.

The suite opens with a dramatic Prelude that pulses forward in rigorous spans of two-part counterpoint.

His modesty — an unusual quality in a concert pianist — extended to his encore, an unassuming Chopin prelude that lasted less than a minute.

The outcome of the Iowa caucuses will set the tone for the race after a yearlong prelude that has been off the charts in its unpredictability.

The fact that he refused to hammer out the B flat minor Prelude that follows it, as others often do, was greatly to his credit.

The audience roared for more, so he got everyone to sing Gounod's Ave Maria, while he vocalised the Bach prelude that forms its accompaniment.

There was a lot to admire in the Debussy Preludes that made up the second half of the evening, too.

There are no preludes that might serve as a bit of relief to the seriousness of the fugues.

32, No. 5), the first of five preludes that Mr. Tao rearranged into an emotionally charged narrative arc, employed a similar device, with the left hand creating a musical conveyor belt that transported an array of beautiful figures.

Current and future generations of musicians will forever benefit from the new Urtext publications of Rachmaninoff Preludes that Ruth researched and prepared for the Edition Peters catalogue with her usual highest standards of musical excellence and integrity.

In Some Like It Hot, the sequin dress worn by Monroe as she performs I Wanna Be Loved By You steals the show (and preludes that Happy Birthday moment, as it happens).