adagio molto造句

• The " Adagio molto " is his longest symphonic slow movement, and the Finale is the shortest finale.
• The composition starts with a fourteen-minute adagio molto, which goes on to a second section, marked Poco allegretto.
• The program included Schubert Psalm 92, Symphony 9 in D Minor, Op . 125, Movement 3 " Adagio molto e cantabile ."
• The two slow movements, the second " Adagio molto " and the fourth " Andante " are great examples of Bart髃's Night music style : eerie dissonances, imitations of natural sounds, and lonely melodies.
• The quartet was heavily revised between the version that Amenda first received and the one that was sent to the publisher a year later, including changing the second movement's marking from " Adagio molto " to the more specific " Adagio affetuouso ed appassionato ".
• Remarkably, its six movements, totaling about 35 minutes, are all in the same key, E flat minor, and all marked " adagio " : a slowness heightened to " adagio molto " in the fifth movement ( " Funeral March " ) and part of the sixth ( " Epilogue " ).