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• The Allegro Scherzando has Chopinesque whimsy and beguiling colors.
• The fourth, Allegretto scherzando, is a very quick scherzo-like movement.
• Following this is an allegro scherzando section.
• Yet in Ms . Tomsic's rhythmically spiky performance, this scherzando is no joke.
• The scherzando episode in the finale, though astonishingly clean, is hard-toned and nervous rather than magical.
• The Allegretto scherzando movement of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony leaves one person exhilarated and sends another into a giggle fit.
• A cadenza connects this to a Scherzando that is independent in form and fluctuates between 3 / 8 and 2 / 8.
• He composed Sonate Brilliant for Oboe and Piano which is made up of three movements : Allegro, Adagio sostenuto, and a scherzando.
• It was Chadwick's own opinion that he found his voice with an Allegretto scherzando that became the second movement of his Second Symphony.
• The second half, in a slightly more vivid tempo and marked " poco scherzando ", features imitative counterpoint in both hands.
• The "'third movement "', allegro moderato, is the finale with introduction, rondo of scherzando rhythm and coda.
• The second theme of " Allegro scherzando " provides the basis for Frank Sinatra's 1945 " Full Moon and Empty Arms ".
• In 1906 with only one year of Conservatoire training, Moyse performed the newly written exam piece, " Nocturne et Allegro scherzando " by Philippe Gaubert.
• The finale is light in mood, in 6 / 8 time and marked " scherzando ", but in form is a rondo with a coda.
• But formally the work is a concertino in the Neo-Classical idiom, with an industrious first movement, an Adagio middle movement, like some wistful dance in three, and a rhythmically playful Scherzando Brilliante finale.
• 稴onata for Cello & Piano No . 2 in D Major, Op . 58 : ( I ) Allegro assai vivace; ( II ) Allegretto scherzando; ( III ) Adagio; ( IV ) Molto allegro e vivace
• Milojevi
   s most popular choral composition, " The Fly and a Mosquito " ( " Muha i komarac " ) ( 1930 ), is a humorous scherzando piece written upon folk text and utilizing tone painting.
• His autobiographically prose is related to the French nouveau roman, as in " Scherzando ma non tropo " ( 1959 ) and " Mijn levende schaduw " ( E : My living shadow ) ( 1965 ).
• Thus " Mars " involves motion and " Neptune " is static; " Venus " is sublime while " Uranus " is vulgar, and " Mercury " is light and " scherzando " while " Saturn " is heavy and plodding.
• Imogen refers to the music as " Holst at his best in a scherzando ( playful ) frame of mind "; Short observes that the opening motif makes several reappearances without being identified with a particular character, but imposes musical unity on the work.