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Перевод: polonaise

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полонез

Тезаурус:

1. Then, without warning, the music bursts forth with the polonaise motive.
2. Choreographers can make subtle differences between dancing to a waltz, mazurka or polonaise and there are contrasting rhythms to be found in a time signature.
3. Polonaise No. 2 is brash and sardonically rhythmic.
4. Polonaise No. 1 is alternately minor/major throughout, with a strong atonal feel.
5. For the ballet, we had a polonaise and mazurka from Paquita danced by the Theatre's famous ballet school, very similar to that danced by our own Royal Ballet school, the youngsters neither better nor worse, but a slightly strange choice for an adult gala.
6. Svetlanov realised that the Philharmonia could count three in a bar, and in the Polonaise from Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin for the most part kept his hands regimentally to his sides, waggling his fingers every now and again.
7. However, in the two mazurkas, Fokine expected the dancers slightly to accent the second beat of each bar as in any traditional mazurka or polonaise.
8. "They'll lose all the spoons tonight!" the Countess said with undisguised satisfaction, then turned as applause greeted the stately polonaise which had progressed from the far side of the house, advanced through the entrance hall and now entered the ballroom to open the dancing formally.
9. Olivia wrote to tell me that Ivy came back (having found, at last, a suitable flat) and found a penitent Polonaise willing for her to stay: "at a great price, but less than the South Americans".
10. Together with the Fantaisie Polonaise , it typically expresses his strong nationalistic beliefs.
11. This is something that Ashton emphasises when Natalia, Kolia, Vera and the Tutor dance to Chopin's Grande Polonaise and Fantasy on Polish Airs in A Month in the Country .
12. Andante spinato and Grand Polonaise; 4 Ballades; Barcarolle; Berceuse; Bolero; Concertos Nos. 1 2; Fantaisie; 4 Impromptus; 51 Mazurkas; 19 Nocturnes; 6 Polonaises; Polonaise-Fantaisie; 24 Prludes; 4 Scherzos; Sonatas Nos. 2 3; Trantelle; Trois nouvelles Etudes; 14 Waltzes
13. The recording is bright and clean, and the rest of the programme includes the transcriptions of the Trovatore "Miserere", the "Spinning Chorus" from The Flying Dutchman, Polonaise No. 2, "Les Cloches de Genve " from the first book of the Annes de plerinage , and Funrailles .