fugue
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fugues
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赋格, 具有一个或两个简单重复主题的古典音乐作品，这些主题发展成更复杂的复调模式
a classical piece of music with one or two simple repeated themes that develop into a polyphonic pattern which is more sophisticated
A fugue is a type of musical composition characterized by the systematic repetition and development of a main theme, called the "subject". In a fugue, the subject is introduced by one voice or instrument and then imitated and elaborated upon by others in a series of overlapping entries. This intricate process creates a complex and interwoven texture. Fugues often have multiple voices or parts, each contributing to the development of the theme in a structured and counterpoint-rich manner.
- Bach's "The Art of Fugue" is a masterpiece that exemplifies the complexity and beauty of fugue writing.
巴赫的「赋格的艺术」是一部杰作，展示了赋格写作的复杂性和美感。
- During the concert, the pianist's performance of the fugue was a highlight, demonstrating both technical skill and interpretive depth.
在音乐会期间，钢琴家的赋格表演是一个亮点，展示了技术技巧和解释深度。
- The composer introduced the main theme, which was then ingeniously developed through the intricate structure of the fugue.
作曲家介绍了主要主题，然后通过赋格的复杂结构巧妙地发展了它。
- In music class, we studied how a fugue layers multiple voices, each entering with the same motif but developing independently.
在音乐课上，我们研究了赋格如何分层多个声部，每个声部都以相同的主题进入但独立发展。
- The organist's fingers flew across the keys as they played the intricate fugue, each voice weaving in and out with perfect precision.
风琴师的手指在琴键上飞舞，演奏着复杂的赋格，每个声部都以完美的精确度交织在一起。
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a temporary, dreamlike state of altered consciousness that may last hours or days
- After the accident, he slipped into a fugue and could not respond to questions.
- The patient experienced a fugue following severe emotional stress.
- Doctors noted that the fugue lasted for nearly 36 hours.
- Friends were worried when he remained in a fugue for most of the weekend.
- The fugue left him disconnected from reality, though he seemed calm.
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a dissociative disorder in which a person forgets their identity and may travel to begin a new life, with no memory of the former life or of events happening at the moment
- He was diagnosed with a fugue after disappearing for a week and assuming a new identity.
- During the fugue, she traveled across the country without recalling her former life.
- Family members were shocked when he returned from a fugue with no memory of them.
- The case study described a rare fugue in which the patient assumed a completely new identity.
- The fugue episode lasted several days before he was found by authorities.
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