Definition of double fugue in English:

double fugue

noun

Music

A fugue with two subjects, each similarly treated.
Example sentencesExamples
- Never has the concluding double fugue been played with such clarity and musical sensitivity.
- Things pick up at the Turkish March and the ensuing double fugue, as I, at any rate, would expect from this orchestra.
- Fugues and double fugues, chorales and double-choruses swirl around, as Taneyev takes stock of both Bach and his historical significance.
- Then we get the final theme, Kyrie Eleison and it's a double fugue and it is of both the first Kyrie theme and the second, Christe, the inversion.
- Diamond gives us, in fact, two fugues, one as the peroration of the first movement and the second (a double fugue) a summing up of the entire sonata.

Definition of double fugue in US English:

double fugue

noun

Music

A fugue with two subjects, each similarly treated.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then we get the final theme, Kyrie Eleison and it's a double fugue and it is of both the first Kyrie theme and the second, Christe, the inversion.
- Diamond gives us, in fact, two fugues, one as the peroration of the first movement and the second (a double fugue) a summing up of the entire sonata.
- Never has the concluding double fugue been played with such clarity and musical sensitivity.
- Fugues and double fugues, chorales and double-choruses swirl around, as Taneyev takes stock of both Bach and his historical significance.
- Things pick up at the Turkish March and the ensuing double fugue, as I, at any rate, would expect from this orchestra.

单词	double fugue
释义	Definition of double fugue in English: double fugue noun Music A fugue with two subjects, each similarly treated. Example sentencesExamples Never has the concluding double fugue been played with such clarity and musical sensitivity. Things pick up at the Turkish March and the ensuing double fugue, as I, at any rate, would expect from this orchestra. Fugues and double fugues, chorales and double-choruses swirl around, as Taneyev takes stock of both Bach and his historical significance. Then we get the final theme, Kyrie Eleison and it's a double fugue and it is of both the first Kyrie theme and the second, Christe, the inversion. Diamond gives us, in fact, two fugues, one as the peroration of the first movement and the second (a double fugue) a summing up of the entire sonata. Definition of double fugue in US English: double fugue noun Music A fugue with two subjects, each similarly treated. Example sentencesExamples Then we get the final theme, Kyrie Eleison and it's a double fugue and it is of both the first Kyrie theme and the second, Christe, the inversion. Diamond gives us, in fact, two fugues, one as the peroration of the first movement and the second (a double fugue) a summing up of the entire sonata. Never has the concluding double fugue been played with such clarity and musical sensitivity. Fugues and double fugues, chorales and double-choruses swirl around, as Taneyev takes stock of both Bach and his historical significance. Things pick up at the Turkish March and the ensuing double fugue, as I, at any rate, would expect from this orchestra.
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