chaconne 的定义
plural cha·connes [sha-kawnz, -konz, shah-; French sha-kawn]. /ʃæˈkɔnz, -ˈkɒnz, ʃɑ-; French ʃaˈkɔn/.
- an ancient dance, probably of Spanish origin, in moderate triple meter.
- a musical form based on the continuous variation of a series of chords or of a ground bass.
更多chaconne例句
- It is almost a sacrilege to hear a little girl venturing to approach the Chaconne.
- "Write me the music of a chaconne, Monsieur Gluek," said the god of dancing.
- He has given the greatest performance of the celebrated Bach chaconne ever heard in America.
- Do you think the Greeks, whose manners we are endeavoring to depict, knew what a chaconne was?
- It is quite remarkable that some pages of this work, such as the superb chaconne at the end, have a character quite Handelian.