In Baroque music, this term denotes a melody, often in thirds, played above a drone that imitates the zampogna, or Italian bagpipes.
A suite by Chabrier with this word in its title opens with an Idylle and ends with a Scherzo-Valse. In Baroque music, this term denotes a melody, often in thirds, played above a drone that imitates the zampogna, or Italian bagpipes. Examples of these pieces are the Sinfonia to Part II of the Christmas Oratorio and the Pifa movement of Handel's Messiah. A cadenza in the second movement of the most famous piece of this name imitates birdcalls: the nightingale represented by the flute, the quail by the oboe, and the cuckoo by two clarinets, and contains movements titled "Thunderstorm" and "Scene by the Brook" For 10 points, name this adjective appended to Beethoven's Sixth Symphony, which describes rural life.
A suite by Chabrier with this word in its title opens with an Idylle and ends with a Scherzo-Valse.
pastorale