Riley Green - Bettin Man

EPISODE (Greek epeisodion, lit. - addition, insertion) - part of the muses. plays having relatively self-sufficient. value and in some cases based on a new, contrasting thematic. the material. E. in Greek. drama called the appearance of Dep. actors between the choir. parts (episodes). In the fugue, as well as the rondo and concert preclassic. era E. (sideshow, couplet), as a rule, the construction of a mid-developmental character between the holdings of DOS. themes in a concert - often solo to contrast with a theme performed by the entire orchestra. In the Rondo of the Viennese classics, E. is the section between the conduct of the refrain, which creates means. contrast (thematic, textured, palatonic) with adjacent sections, and the degree of contrast of 2nd E. (close to a trio of complex 3-part form) is higher than 1st E. (close to the middle of a simple 3-part form, often also form of period, simple 2- and 3-part).In sonata form E. - the introduction of a new contrasting theme inside (as in the 1st part of Beethoven’s 3rd symphony) or instead of development (as in the 1st part of Shostakovich’s 7th symphony). The term "E." is occasionally found as the name of an independent play, for example. by M. Reger (fp. plays op. 115). M.I. Katunyan.