rhapsodical การใช้

• Moreover, some few in book publishing have even retained a tinge of the rhapsodical.
• These divergences, however, are not radical, and they are no more than are inherent in a composition not due to a single originator, but built up and elaborated by many in turn, and handed on by them in distinct lines of tradition, along all of which the rhapsodical method of the hazzanut has been followed.
• A male friend Berto observes, " I recognize nothing distinctly feminine in the intellectual nature of Laurent, . . . he is sometimes poetical and rhapsodical, but he reasons severely and logically, even as a man-- he has moreover stern notions of duty which bend and fashion his life, instead of living fashioned by it, as is the case with women ."
• He calls the Toccata " brilliantly rhapsodical ", more or less follows Spitta in the description of the fugue, and is most impressed by the coda : " it would be hard to find a concluding passage more imposing or more absolutely adapted to the requirements of the instrument than this coda . " Apart from seeing Buxtehude's influence, he likens the theme of the fugue to the theme of the fugue of Prelude and Fugue in B minor, BWV 544, which he considers a late work.