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Both the 1st and 3rd are thoroughly infused with Beethoven's glorious Symphony No. 5's first movement theme - yes, that one before the first fermata.— Audiophile Audition Headlines
Holy Land ape. (fermata) (p, adagio, molto espressivo)— Palestine Chronicle - Headlines
He inexplicably stretched out parts of the score that wanted to drive forward, like the chorus's condemnation of Alfredo's caddish behavior at Flora's party ( "Va, va, va, va" -- treated like each statement had a fermata) and the final chords after Violetta's death, at the same time rushing past significant moments.— DCist
As written, the "ta" in "irata" is an A-natural, but tenors usually linger in a discretionary fermata, and lunge up stylishly to a B-flat (?) for effect, before collapsing down to earth.— Sieglinde's Diaries
Gli appassionati del teatro conoscono certamente il chiosco tkts di Leicester Square, al centro di Londra (la fermata della metropolitana più vicina è quella di Leicester Square o di Piccadilly Circus).

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