Translation of "Gigue" in English

The Canon and Gigue in D major is one such piece.

Dancing on the roof and an Irish jig?

I played a wrong note in the final gigue.

The final movement is a Gigue which hurtles along with barely harnessed rhythmic energy.

The Canon and Gigue in D major is one such piece.

The most popular work today is probably the canon with ensuing gigue in D major.

Is easily cut with a cutter or jig saw.

A jig to help fold some of the etched-metal parts is also offered.

Assembly well securedin a vice, a jig or on a workboard.

The Irish jig and the French gigue differ in speed, microrhythmics, and German gender.

The arias can be considered as a suite of French dance movements, the tenor a Polonaise, the soprano aria a Minuet, the alto aria a Passepied and the bass aria a Gigue.

In Belgium, the dance is called “Jig”/“Gigue” after the music most commonly played to the dance or “Aapje” (an acronym for “All American Promenade”, AAP).

Each one of Bach's six Partitas features seven great single movements, predominantly in the sequence: Präludium – Allemande – Courante – Sarabande – [two free dances] – Gigue.

This is a fascinating reminder both of Weiss's interest in the earlier French lute tradition and of the strange and confusing relationship between the allemande and the duple-time gigue in the early 18th century.

The gigue originated in the British Isles, then spread to the European Continent, and to this day the jig is still a popular folk dance in Scotland and Ireland.

The exceptional qualities of Alceste are shown in the dramaturgy of the prologue and the four acts, in the classical language of Quinault, and in the musical form of the scenes and the five divertissements which are compellingly integrated into the plot with a great variety of dances (gavottes, menuets, loures, entrées, marches, rondeaux, airs and gigue).

The first movement is a fragment from Johann Pachelbel's Canon und Gigue in D-major from the 2nd half of the 17th century, played by the American violinist Matt Peebles.

The three pieces Aria I, Gigue and Aria II (tracks 9, 10, 11) were taken from his Suite in g-minor, released in Berlin in the year 1676.

Later on during the 17th and 18th century the Allemande, together with the Courante, Sarabande and Gigue was a fixed part of the classic suite of baroque music, f.e. in the suites of Johann Sebastian Bach or Georg Friedrich Händel.

Canon and Gigue in D major for three Violins and Basso Continuo is a musical composition written in the seventeenth century - in the form of canon - by the German religious and musician Johann Pachelbel.

If we combine this action with its length (slightly shorter) get a deadly jig for benthic species (samas, bream, snapper, grouper, haddock, etc...) and works equally well with pelagic (amberjack or yellowtail, tuna,...) if they do not end up reacting to faster recoveries.

Thus a very sensuous history bridging whole piece of art from dance originates to Bach's cello music in a very modern moved light conversion on the basis of baroque dance forms, like Allemande, Sarabande or Gigue.

Woodworking skills: you will need to know how to rip to width, chop to length, cut a rabbet, and use a pocket screw jig.