For 10 points, name this musical form whose name is derived from the Spanish for walking the street.
Examples of this musical form Arnold Bax's Paean and an "Ungherese" one composed by Ligeti. Hindemith's first work in this musical form is found in the final movement of his first Sonata for solo viola, and the third movement of his Nobilissima Visione is one of these. Johan Halvorsen wrote a violin and viola arrangement of a piece in this musical form composed by Handel. Another piece of this type includes the note A-flat in its eight-note D minor theme and was the first published work of Anton Webern. Other examples of them include the finale of the Variations on a Theme of Haydn and the fourth movement of Brahms' Fourth Symphony, which consists of thirty-two variations on a theme derived from J.S. Bach's Cantata Number 150. It usually consists of variations on an ostinato bass theme, a form similar to the chaconne. For 10 points, name this musical form whose name is derived from the Spanish for walking the street.
Examples of this musical form Arnold Bax's Paean and an "Ungherese" one composed by Ligeti.
passacaglia [accept chaconne after the words "Brahms' Fourth Symphony" and before "chaconne"]