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• True to form, Strauss is shown imposing a sneaky accelerando.
• Corigliano : It's called " accelerando finale ."
• A frenzied accelerando played by both instruments concludes the piece.
• "Stupidity : crescendo accelerando, " he finally raises his voice.
• Charles Stross also refers to a type of magical Accelerando " ( 2005 ).
• Like an " accelerando " in a romantic symphony, the pulse is quickening.
• It opens with the accelerando leads into a fast arpeggio played in sixteenth-note triplets.
• A thunderous beginning leads into a gradual crescendo and accelerando consisting of layered polyrhythms in various registers.
• Charles Stross's 2005 novel " Accelerando " . also developed interstellar travel by sail.
• An accelerando then introduces the allegro moderato section which is based upon the opening melody from the bassoon.
• Simpson described the second movement as'a huge composed accelerando, but with the dynamics repressed '.
• She is a master of extremes : breathless pianissimos, ringing vibrato, striking ritards and accelerandos at key moments.
• So tempos are usually steady, and build-ups are achieved through dynamics and orchestral colour rather than accelerando.
• At eleven, Daya enrolled as a student at the Accelerando Music Conservatory, owned by Christina Chirumbolo, in Pittsburgh.
• Although the meter does not change throughout the fugue, the overall effect is an accelerando because note values are gradually shortened.
• The final strophes of 4 have an " accelerando " leading directly into the " vivace " of 5.
• This second category can be defined as a dynamic glissando, comparable to glissandi of pitch and of tempi ( accelerando, ritardando ).
• The entrance of G near the middle of the piece is particularly stark, being vigorously attacked in an accelerando similar to that in the first movement.
• In the cyberpunk world of Accelerando " and " Singularity Sky ", the wish of information to be free is a law of nature.