- Technique,
Chapter XVII, "
Fermatas", p. 85. The
author classifies them into
three types:
fermatas followed by
uninterrrupted sound,
fermatas followed "by a short...
- The
Fermata is a 1994
erotic novel by
Nicholson Baker. It is
about a man
named Arno
Strine who can stop time, and uses this
ability to
embark on a series...
- bird's eye); a
fermata at the end of a
first or
intermediate movement or
section is
usually moderately prolonged, but the
final fermata of a
symphony may...
-
respectively slowing down and
speeding up the tempo), by
adding pauses or
fermatas on a cadence, and by
changing the
articulation of the
notes (e.g., making...
- chord. Thus an
improvised cadenza is
indicated in
written notation by a
fermata in all parts. A
cadenza will
usually occur over
either the
final or penultimate...
- 'Da capo' repetition. Its
place is
occasionally taken by a
pause (see
fermata)." Da Capo al Fine (often
abbreviated as D.C. al Fine):
Repeat from beginning...
-
maintain tension between "pause and pace, tone timbre, and
volume and
vocal fermata".
Drake is
credited with
innovating what has been
referred to as "hyper-reality...
- The
Fermata Arts
Foundation (FAF) is a New
England non-profit
organization promoting a new
spectrum of
communication through philosophy and
poetics of...
- by
varying their articulation and phrasing,
choosing how long to make
fermatas (held notes) or pauses, and — in the case of
bowed string instruments,...
- tune
first appeared in the 1872 edition. The tune is in 3/4 time, with
fermatas at the
option of the songleader. The
metrical pattern is 6686 with refrain...
