- A
round (also
called a
perpetual canon [canon perpetuus],
round about or
infinite canon) is a
musical composition, a
limited type of canon, in
which multiple...
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works by most
early music composers, Pachelbel's list of
works remains perpetually incomplete as new
works are
regularly found.
Pachelbel composed chorale...
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during his lifetime. Many of his
works are
fugues or in
variation form,
including the
Variations and
Fugue on a
Theme by
Mozart based on the
opening theme...
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pronunciation /pərˌpɛtjʊəm ˈmoʊbɪleɪ/, /ˈmoʊbɪli/; Latin, literally, "
perpetual motion"), moto
perpetuo (Italian),
mouvement perpétuel (French), movimento...
- de ore
leonis ("[Deliver them] from the
mouth of the lion"). Two
choral fugues follow, on ne
absorbeat eas tartarus, ne
cadant in
obscurum ("may Tartarus...
- Clavier, and a
reviewer of
Gramophone noted in 2008 the "warm,
rounded and
perpetually singing sonority" of her playing.He
described her
approach as "intimately...
- for
Violin and
Piano No. 2 (1981)
Canticle for
Violin and
Piano (1946)
Perpetual Motion for
Violin and
Piano (1946)
Chaconne for
Violin and
Piano (1948)...
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During the
duration of the two-year period, the
patient may have had a
perpetual major depressive episode. The
patient has not had any manic, hypomanic...
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believed to
remain eternally subdued beneath Nataraja's foot, with
Shiva perpetually maintaining this
balance through his
cosmic dance.
Similar symbolism...
- Millennium", 24
preludes and
fugues in all
major and
minor scales (1997-8),
premiere on
December 29, 1999.[5] "Introduction,
Chromatic Fugue and
Circus Polka",...
