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The second movement is usually a fugal allegro, and the third and fourth movements are binary forms that occasionally resemble the dances the sarabande and gigue.— Audiophile Audition Headlines
They divided into two classes--the viol proper, with flat back and breast and indented sides, to which belonged the veille, videl, or as it has been called, guitar-fiddle, and the pear-shaped type, such as the gigue and rebec.— For Every Music Lover A Series of Practical Essays on Music
Even when the dance titles were no more used (the music having long outgrown its original purpose), the distinctive characteristics of these different movements were retained; the sarabande rhythm was still adhered to for the adagio (even by Haydn) and the triple time and rhythm of the gigue were given to the last part.— Critical and Historical Essays Lectures delivered at Columbia University
Compare it with a Bach gigue.— Piano Mastery Talks with Master Pianists and Teachers
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