- Peisistratos, and
tripods were
placed there by
those who had won in the
cyclic chorus at the Thargelia.
Setae (Lydia): The
temple of
Apollo Aksyros located...
- "tragic
choruses", on the
strength of
which the
Dorians claimed to be the
inventors of tragedy. It was
adjacent also to Corinth,
where the
cyclic choruses of...
- by musicians. The
grandest level of
organization may be
referred to as "
cyclical form".[citation needed] It
concerns the
arrangement of
several self-contained...
- the play with an
instrumental reprise of "Magic to Do,"
ominously stressing the
cyclical themes of the show.
Pippin at
Music Theatre International v t e...
- "Siyahamba" is a Zulu
chorus that
emerged in a
rural Protestant congregation,
possibly in the
former Natal province of
South Africa. The
chorus may have existed...
-
subconscious and
inner spiritual forces as well as man's
inability to
escape the
cyclical pattern and
outcomes of
human action. Like the Oresteia, the play explored...
-
tourist website sponsored by the
government describes mbaqanga as "the
cyclic structure of
marabi . . . with a
heavy dollop of
American big band swing...
- (dermatoxins). The
chemical structure of
cyanotoxins falls into
three broad groups:
cyclic peptides,
alkaloids and
lipopolysaccharides (endotoxins). Most cyanotoxins...
- 03a00030. Kurtzman, J. G. (1994). "Tones, Modes, Clefs, and
Pitch in
Roman Cyclic Magnificats of the 16th Century".
Early Music. 22 (4): 641–664. doi:10.1093/earlyj/xxii...
-
triple chorus (1973)
Jaisalmer for
unaccompanied chorus (1977)
Vasansi Jeernani for
triple chorus (1981) Six
Seasons for
unaccompanied chorus (1989) Tantra:...
