Sentence examples for the variation form from inspiring English sources

To illustrate the exploits of Don Quixote (1897), Strauss employed the variation form in this tone poem.

Four years and forty ducats later, he produced Opus 120, not one but thirty-three variations on the waltz, in which he revolutionized the variation form.

He suggests that Mr. Rzewski's interest in the variation form relates to his longtime practice of improvisation and that his choice of simple songs reflects his politics.

| June 13 at 8: Inna Faliks loves the variation form so much that she's devoting a whole concert to the genre, hollowing out Bach's Goldberg Variations (only performing the opening and closing arias and one variation in between) and filling the void with works by Bright Sheng, Jennifer Higdon, Derek Bermel ("Kontraphunktus"), Lukas Foss, Fred Hersch, and David Del Tredici, among others.

Moreover, the cut-off frequency of the rod is unconcerned with the variation form of the cross-section, but dependent on the area ratio between both the ends of the rod, even though Poisson's effect or shear deformation is included.

The variation form was ideal for him at this stage of his career, when his comprehensive mastery of orchestration was still in contrast to his tendency to write his melodies in short, sometimes rigid, phrases.

The variations form makes for a clear structure, which Schoenberg fills with wildly varied and colorful orchestration, surprising twists and even tinges of humor.

Students' documentation of their measurements, their explanations of the variations they observed, and their hand-drawn and software representations displaying the variations formed the data for addressing our research questions.

This procedure is also found in early operatic arias in the strophic variation form, in which each statement of the ostinato corresponds to a strophe of the aria's text.

Johann Sebastian Bach's "Chaconne" from the Partita in D Minor for unaccompanied violin is an example of masterly use of the chaconne as a variation form.

The sense of pathologic complete response, for example, was actually described in MEDLINE abstracts by one of the 14 variation forms (e.g. pathologic complete response and pathologically complete responses).