chorale in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for chorale in the English»French Dictionary

chorale [Brit kɒˈrɑːl, Am kəˈræl, kəˈrɑl] N

1. chorale (hymn, tune):

chorale

choral m

2. chorale Am (choir):

chorale

chorale f

chorale

chœur m

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chorale in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for chorale in the English»French Dictionary

chorale N

1. chorale (composition):

chorale

choral m

2. chorale (choir):

chorale

chorale f

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English

The chess club, and competition writing group are involvements that participate in interschool competitions, as do the chorale, instrumental ensemble and debating teams.

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The slow-moving chorale (the "cantus firmus", i.e., the original hymn tune) is in the soprano, and is highlighted in blue.

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Chorale partitas are generally played on the organ or harpsichord.

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Certain variations call for a supporting instrument or singer to reinforce the chorale melody.

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The first line of the chorale is used as the subject, which appears 11 times.

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The main motif of the chorale fantasia, marked vivace, stands for joy and is set in upward rhythmical propulsion.

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The chorale stanza is set for the soprano, accompanied only by the continuo.

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One chorale accompanies the bass soloist in an aria (32).

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In the vocal pieces the chorale "cantus firmus" is often given to an upper voice.

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A mood of ecstasy permeates this chorale prelude, a funeral hymn reflecting the theme of heavenly joy.

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