Примеры использования Preludes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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recorded for the disc some amazing preludes and sketches by Sergei Rachmaninov.
He wrote études, preludes, variations and transcriptions on the Russian,
Fischer's Ariadne musica is a cycle of keyboard music which consists of pairs of preludes and fugues; the preludes are quite varied
whose Third Sonata and Preludes have recently been recorded for the Piano Classics label.
The Orgelbüchlein("Little Organ Book") BWV 599-644 is a collection of 46 chorale preludes for organ written by Johann Sebastian Bach.
his second collection of harpsichord music did not include unmeasured preludes.
and 12 preludes and ballades for piano.
composing organ preludes and psalms.
The pattern of chords in many baroque preludes, for example, can be played on keyboard
The rio del Paradiso façade dates back to the 1500s while the façade overlooking the campo preludes the Baroque period.
I found 137 different Preludes in this and surrounding counties,
Spanish Capriccio of Rimsky-Korsakov, Preludes and the macabre dances by Liszt.
Böhm is mainly known for his compositions for organ and harpsichord primarily preludes, fugues, and partitas.
chorale preludes and fugues, passions,
he intended to compose 164 preludes but wrote only 45.
he always provides unknown repertoire for discussion, such as the first recording of the preludes by Vsevolod Zaderatsky combined with the Preludes Opus 34 by Dmitri Shostakovich on this CD.
many other structures and contexts, and are still found in Mozart, but most preludes begin with the treble supported by a simple bass.
and"the missing link in Gershwin's evolution into the Rhapsody in Blue" as well as a source to his Preludes, Piano Concerto and Porgy and Bess.
plot-wise," and"benefited from a pretty straightforward A story no weird digressions or preludes that go nowhere,
several scenarios have appeared in which these developments are viewed as preludes to a new era of confrontation between civilizations.