Assertion: concerto's movement | /r/HasProperty | fast
Facets:
value: normally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The first movement is fast and the second is slow or quiet and the third or the last movement is again fast.
text: By this time concertos always had three movements: a fast one (usually in sonata form), a slow one, and a fast movement (often a rondo) to finish with.
text: Bach’s D minor concerto is scored for two solo violins, continuo and strings, and follows the typical Baroque concerto pattern of three movements (fast-slow-fast).
text: The third movement is quick and vigorous and contains variations on many of the themes that are used in the first movement, which unites the concerto cyclically.
text: A sonata also consists of four movements; the first movement being a fast tempo and changing to the second movement which is a slow tempo.
text: Normally, the first movement is fast-paced, while the second is slower, but the first movement here is slow and the second movement has a scherzo-like quality, resulting in a form resembling a typical four-movement symphony but lacking the first movement (a form also represented by Beethoven's fourteenth piano sonata).
text: The third movement is a fast-paced rondo and reintroduces the theme heard in the first movement, at a more vigorous tempo.
text: The third and final movement of Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No.5 is a fast and lively dance.
text: The first movement is fast and the second is slow or quiet and the third or the last movement is again fast.
text: The first movement is fast, the second movement is slow, and the third movement is fast.
text: The first movement is fast, the second movement is slow, and the third movement is fast.
text: The first is fast, the middle is slow, and last movement is fast.
text: By this time concertos always had three movements: a fast one (usually in sonata form), a slow one, and a fast movement (often a rondo) to finish with.
text: By this time concertos always had three movements: a fast one (usually in sonata form), a slow one, and a fast movement (often a rondo) to finish with.