例句與造句

1. Rustic dance is implicit in much early music.
2. Truly rustic dance halls without tourist accessibility or nearby shops are endangered, though.
3. The first movement, Danse Agreste ( Rustic Dance ) in the original work features the oboe.
4. The first theme returns to the rustic dance feel from earlier in the symphony, scored for full orchestra.
5. In autumn, rustic dances gave way to a hunting scene in which men galloped heartily in pursuit of Sebastien Raymond.
6. It's difficult to find rustic dance in a sentence. 用rustic dance造句挺難的
7. Also appearing in illustrations and texts is the " Saltarello " as a rustic dance of Romagna in Central Italy.
8. Renaissance Masses were built around popular love songs, and just about every major composer from Bach to Mahler drew on rustic dances.
9. A strong influence on Busch was Adriaen Brouwer, whose themes were farming and inn life, rustic dances, card players, smokers, drunkards and rowdies.
10. The slightly later and hugely successful " Rustic Dance After a Sleigh Ride " is set in a second-floor bedroom of his family's home.
11. His name has been interpreted as referring to the " hekateris " ( a rustic dance which involves quickly moving hands ), and himself as a patron or personification of this dance.
12. This is based on a simple melody with the character of a rustic dance which is passed around the orchestra until finally it gives way to a solemn statement of the Russian national anthem " God Save the Tsar ".
13. The second suite's rustic dances and " characters " are all gems, particularly the opening " Feste champetre " with its bagpipe drones and resolute rhythms and the melodious " Muzette " with its double ( variation ).
14. The rural mood is heightened by a gentle, rustic dance for the ( B ) section-typical of Mahler at his most carefree and childlike-as well as by the gentle clanking of distant cow-bells in the returns of the introductory section.
15. The title, " Masques et bergamasques " ( meaning " masks and bergamasks ", a bergamask being a rustic dance ), comes from the opening lines of the Verlaine poem sung as the sixth movement : " Votre 鈓e est un paysage choisi / Que vont charmant masques et bergamasques . " Faur?reportedly said of " Masques et bergamasques " that " it is like the impression you get from the paintings of Watteau ".