-
temporal span of the change,
which can
extend across multiple pages. The term
morendo ("dying") may also
denote a
gradual reduction in both
dynamics and tempo...
- scale,
sometimes further distinguished as
lower mordent and
upper mordent.
morendo Dying (i.e.
dying away in dynamics, and
perhaps also in tempo)
mosso Moved...
- (Perle, 1985: 14) The last
measure of the
score is
marked "dimin.", then "
morendo...*", then the
asterisk reads: "*)bis zum völligen Verlöschen,
daher die...
- Luigi. 1991. A Pierre, dell'azzurro silenzio, inquietum;
Quando stanno morendo,
diario ****co 2º; Post-prae-ludium per Donau.
Roberto Fabricciani, flute;...
- sound, but so
softly that the
sound can not be heard."
Ensemble Dal
Niente Morendo Pensato Collins Encyclopedia of Music, p. 379. ISBN 0-907486-50-9 Bauer...
- Ligeti,
Messiaen ECM New
Series ECM 2557 2019 Reto
Bieri and Meta 4
Quasi morendo ECM New
Series ECM 2558 2018 Marc Sinan, Oğuz Büyükberber
White ECM 2559...
- sustained),
while the
other parts end on a very soft "miserere nobis",
marked "
morendo" (dying). The
piece lasts about eight minutes. The
accompaniment is optional...
-
sound while retaining the core of the
voice in a diminuendo, or even a
morendo on a high B-flat, the
effect requested by
Verdi at the end of 'Celeste...
- (1981) ¿Donde estás hermano?, for four
female voices (1982)
Quando stanno morendo.
Diario ****co No. 2, for four
female voices, b**** flute,
cello and live...
-
baton only nine days
before his demise, with its
lugubrious finale (ending
morendo, 'dying away'), its
brief but con****uous
allusion to the
Orthodox requiem...
