Examples of using Polyphonic in English and their translations into Hungarian
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fourteen motets- all in amazingly faithful polyphonic arrangements for lute alone.
SVETLANA ALEXIEVICH for her polyphonic writings, a monument to suffering
were writing polyphonic Masses on a very grand scale.
Finally, on Adnan Saygun's request, he stayed in Italy to study Gregorian chant and polyphonic Renaissance music at the Pontificio Istituto di Musica Sacra.
displaying polyphonic stories of strange dreams and actually experienced situations.
The old-fashioned presentation preserved revives the dead script, the polyphonic fragments unfolding from book covers and the verse chronicles published in primitive scores.
Pamela Z builds a kind of polyphonic mono-opera.
styles and atmospheres,“Smoke and Mirrors” explores the freakness of society thanks to a polyphonic and multi-linguistic trip into poetry.
The Polyphonic Spree will sing at our little Danny-and-Mary reception…
The A: N: S Chorus was formed in 1993 to primarily perform major Renaissance polyphonic works, masses and motets.
Everyone certainly knows that many polyphonic compositions, especially those that date from the 16th century,
With its multiple story lines and polyphonic sound, the play addresses the fundamental questions of existence, providing a contemporary interpretation
The Glee- Glee polyphonic song; in Russia,
equipped with eight-track polyphonic sequencer, or CV outputs,
mostly monophonic Gregorian chant, though it includes polyphonic motets by renowned 16th-century Italian composer Palestrina
propulsive rhythms, polyphonic ensemble enjoying,
there are only ever duos or three- or four-part polyphonic inventions, at times almost hoquets(a procedure in which each voice completes a phrase started by another).
On the other, the democratic state should not over-hastily reduce the polyphonic complexity of the range of public voices, for it cannot be sure whether
Chorus"(eng. The Glee- Glee polyphonic song; in Russia,
propulsive rhythms, polyphonic ensemble enjoying,