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vorspiel
[ fawr-shpeel, fohr- ]
noun
- an introductory movement to a musical work, especially a prelude or overture.
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Rachmaninoffâs âThe Isle of the Deadâ comes off as a colossal masterpiece; Schoenbergâs âGurreliederâ is given expansive treatment, a Klimt glittering blindingly; Schrekerâs âVorspiel zu einem Dramaâ has never sounded so glorious.
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Similar to the oceanic crescendo that runs through Wagnerâs Vorspiel to âDas Rheingold,â this bass is felt before itâs heard, the downbeat swooning to fill a space, tuned to its own harmonic center.
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From the opening phrase of the Vorspiel Forbes became a Wagnerian.
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The vorspiel to the piker's threnody.
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He chose a baton from the rack and began a careful, orthodox Vorspiel.
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