postlude การใช้

• Melodic instrumental playing is confined to preludes, interludes and postludes.
• A nifty little prelude and a postlude frame the story.
• The instrument would also be used for instrumental preludes, interludes and postludes.
• The orchestra returns to A minor before a final postlude in A major.
• The first and last movement serve as a brief prelude and postlude respectively.
• In its original setting, the carol is a postlude for Christmas services.
• Each of the two parts is introduced by a prelude and concludes with a postlude.
• A prestissimo postlude concludes the dramatic scene.
• The World Series with the favored St . Louis Cardinals, while dramatic, was postlude.
• _Postlude from the musical version of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas ."
• Therefore, the instrumental postlude is not a repeat of the introduction, but a more complex combination.
• Additionally, Zundel composed a number of preludes, postludes, voluntaries, and fantasies suitable for church services.
• Although Whitcomb does Hardy's moving stanzas full justice, they might better have been presented as a postlude.
• Big Bethel's postlude was that old rouser, " When the Saints Go Marching In ."
• This postlude is the same as the orchestral prelude, save for some changes in instrumentation and transposition into C major.
• The composition of about 14 minutes presents a theme with six character variations, framed by an introduction and a postlude.
• It is followed by an instrumental F5 to F3 ) and a short instrumental postlude ( bars 76-81 ).
• The race, a postlude to the Busch Grand National Auto Club 300, was dominated by drivers who compete in other series.
• Magle played the organ at the Prince Felix in M鴊elt鴑der church in 2002 another work by Frederik Magle was also premiered as postlude.
• A further change was the ending, which was originally a simple postlude which rounds the piece off by echoing the opening figure.