galliards造句

• Most of these pieces are dance forms ( allemandes, galliards, and so forth ).
• Piccinini concentrated on toccatas, courantes and galliards, as well as different kinds of variations.
• His music consists of dances such as galliards, tonal progressions indicative of the developing early Baroque style.
• Once the tomfoolery is done, the serious portion of the masque begins : corantos, and galliards ."
• It includes dances in the prevailing styles, such as courantes, galliards, voltas, as well as preludes.
• The score was loosely inspired by a manual of 17th-century French court dances : sarabandes, galliards and branles.
• Title page of Anthony Holborne's " Pavans, Galliards, Almains and other short Aeirs " ( 1599 ), which Barley helped publish
• Gourd albums range in style from traditional Celtic to old-time Appalachian; from galliards to jigs; from monasteries to mountain cabins; from courtly measures to rollicking sprees.
• He published Anthony Holborne's " Pavans, Galliards, Almains " ( 1599 ), the first work of music for instruments rather than voices to be printed in England.
• By 1796 she had had 4 " obusiers " added on her gaillards, but by July 1798 these had been removed and she carried ten 4-pounder guns on her galliards.
• Dowland, who reworked many of his songs as galliards, almans and other dances, might have been puzzled by some of the sounds on this disc, but he would have recognized the impulse at play.
• Among the dances Burgundy has produced is the elegant, energetic basse danse and the bransle which was associated with the lower-classes in the Middle Ages while the upper-class likely danced pavanes and galliards.
• The sixteen masquers executed two dances, which the King liked enough to see repeated; then they danced with male courtiers, in " galliards and corantoes . " The final dances returned them to the Throne of Beauty.
• Byrd's contribution includes the famous " Earl of Salisbury Pavan ", composed in memory of Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury, who had died on 24 May 1612, and its two accompanying galliards.
• Specific types of instrumental compositions by Lupo include fantasias ( 12 for six parts, 35 for five parts, 13 for four parts, and 24 for three parts ); pavanes, galliards, and Almands ( allemandes ).
• In addition to the madrigals, Ferrabosco wrote sacred music, including motets, pavans, galliards, " In Nomines, " and " passamezzos, " for a variety of instrumental combinations including lute and viols.
• The French commissioned her as a corvette and initially armed her with 26 guns : twenty-two 8-pounders on her upper deck and four 4-pounders on her galliards, i . e . her quarterdeck and forecastle.
• He is known for his dance music, " bransles " and " galliards, " some of which were published after his death in the anthology " Secret des muses " ( Amsterdam, 1615 ).
• Another light collection suitable for including trombones is Anthony Holborne's " Pavans, Galliards, Allmains, and other short Aeirs both Grave and Light in Five Parts for Viols, Violins or Other Musicall Winde Instruments " ( 1599 ).
• The collection includes a series of ten pavans and galliards in the usual three-strain form with embellished repeats of each strain . ( The only exception is the Ninth Pavan, which is a set of variations on the passamezzo antico bass .)