| 词汇 | fugue |
| 释义 | fugue noun[ C ] music specializeduk /fjuːɡ/ us /fjuːɡ/ a piece of music consisting of three or more tunes played together: 赋格曲 a Bach organ fugue巴赫的风琴赋格曲 Musical pieces arrangement ballade bolero bossa nova Britannia chorus fantasia medley nocturne octet opus playlist polka reel sonata song form streetscape string quartet string quintet string trio fugue | American Dictionaryfugue noun[ C ] us/fjuɡ/ music a piece of music in which one tune is played or sung and then repeated in different ways to make harmony Examples of fuguefugue Another peculiar aspect of the notation of partimento fugues resides in the numerous clef changes, which can even be found after the exposition. Composition students studied rigorous forms of counterpoint, fugue, and stylistic composition for various instrumental and vocal forms. These modifications are all classic variations used in canons and fugues to vary thematic material. The first episode begins with a motif derived from the fugue's incipit, and there is a stretto in the middle entries. Incidentally, it is worth noting how fastidiously careful are the phrase markings in the fugue subject. The dramatic and primarily rhythmic introduction ends on a half-close and is followed by a strict fugue. I propose that the value of partimento fugues as a pedagogical tool hinges on two points. The least interesting playing is in the fugues, which contain the least interesting music. As for the preludes and fugues themselves, the prelude could have been anything. As with the other works considered above, an underlying formal scheme (a prelude followed by a fugue) is used to structure the musical events. Nevertheless, until late in the fugue the first and last notes of the subject are most often expressed as chords or dyads. The effect of the fugues' many thick passages is like being at a crowded party where everyone is talking loudly at once. The fugue is determined by its style rather than by its function: it is a texture with a highly disciplined format. Most of the fugue is in three parts only, with rests to give emphasis to a new entry of the subject. This is by far the fugue's longest passage in the full five-part texture. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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