fugue
fugue 英 [fju:g] 美 [fjuɡ]
n. 赋格曲；神游症 vi. 作赋格曲 vt. 把…编成赋格曲
名词复数:fugues
- The noun fugue describes a psychiatric disorder that involves memory loss and travel. If you wake up in New Jersey and can’t remember how you got there, one possibility is that you were in a fugue state.
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- n. 赋格曲；神游症
- vi. 作赋格曲
- vt. 把…编成赋格曲
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1. I don't think my chamber music partners know how much they are teaching me when they make a chance remark about the fugue picking up this or that theme from earlier in the movement.
我那些室内乐朋友对于用一个乐章早些地方的这个或者那个主题赋格所发表的随意评论，让我从中学到了多少，我想他们并不清楚。
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2. The final movement, a robust and often dissonant fugue, is a precursor to Beethoven’s startling, gritty “Grosse Fuge,” composed as the final movement of his Opus 130 String Quartet.
不协调的和音、爆裂刺耳的强音复调表现曲式是贝多芬大赋格曲的序奏部分。 他在弦乐四重奏作品130号也以此风格作为最后一个乐章。
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3. As I write, my head is still full of the fugue at the end of the last movement of the Schumann.
写这篇文章时，我脑子里仍然是舒曼最后乐章结尾处的赋格曲。
- fugue (n.) type of musical composition, 1590s, fuge, from Italian fuga, literally "flight," also "ardor," from Latin fuga "a running away, act of fleeing," from fugere "to flee" (see fugitive (adj.)). Current English spelling (1660s) is from the French version of the Italian word.
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