Sentence examples for progress of a fugue from inspiring English sources
On present-day instruments one can individualise each voice and give plasticity to the contrapuntal progress of a fugue.
The lines of a fugue should be clear, whether performed by a solo violinist or large orchestra.
They suggest a rigorous musical score that has the contrapuntal density — the dash and the movement — of a fugue.
Bach's aim was to show all the possibilities for contrapuntal treatment of a fugue theme, called the subject.
Joyce himself referred to it as the textual equivalent of a fugue, and I think that's entirely accurate.
In the finale, even the appearance of a fugue is maintained.
As for the melancholic and disconnected Earn, he appears to be in something of a fugue state.
The vast movement has aspects of both a fugue and a ritornello movement.
Some of you will find yourself in a fugue state of romantic despair.
Fowler has fashioned a fugue of linguistic non sequiturs that weave an unsettling spell.
Its chronology is both straightforward and hauntingly complex -- a fugue of past and present.
