The piano plays passages marked with the adverbs "audaciously," "frenziedly," and "impolitely," in a movement in thisform which precedes a "Cantico" in which the chorus sings from the Ânale of Adam Oehlenschlager's verse drama Â¨
The piano plays passages marked with the adverbs "audaciously," "frenziedly," and "impolitely," in a movement in thisform which precedes a "Cantico" in which the chorus sings from the Ânale of Adam Oehlenschlager's verse drama Â¨ Aladdin;that movement is the fourth movement of Busoni's gigantic Piano Concerto. A melancholy string theme is followed by a segmentin this form near the end of Tchaikovsky's opus 45, which begins with a trumpet fanfare inspired by a bugle call from abarracks. A segment in this form follows a serene D major trio in forming the presto of a D minor string quartet. Chopin'sOpus 43, which is in this form, was inspired by a patter song from Soirees musicales Â´ by Rossini titled "La Danza." Schubertevoked death in Death in the Maiden by using this typically 6/8 dance in his Ânale, and Mendelssohn's fourth symphonyblends it with the saltarello. For 10 points, name this form, modeled after a frenetic dance from Southern Italy that foolishpeople performed to try to cure bites from a certain type of spider.
The piano plays passages marked with the adverbs "audaciously," "frenziedly," and "impolitely," in a movement in thisform which precedes a "Cantico" in which the chorus sings from the Ânale of Adam Oehlenschlager's verse drama Â¨
tarantella [accept Busoni's piano concerto before "this form" is read and award a gold star to whoever says it]