Luke Bryan - Way Way Back

INTRODUCTION (from lat. Introductio - introduction). 1) A brief introduction to the first part of the cycle. instr. works (symphonies, divertissements, less often strings. quintets, quartets, trios, sonatas, vari. cycles), as well as single-part instruments. compositions (overtures). In fp. Beethoven sonata op. 53 meets I. to the 2nd concludes, parts of the cycle. And. Usually unfolds at a slow pace (grave, largo, adagio, less often andante), often has a pathetic. or celebrations. character (designation maestoso). In many cases ends with a half cadence. Often instr. intros related to I. are deprived of this designation (for example, in the symphonies of J. Haydn). 2) The kind of opera or ballet overture; it is usually shorter and differs in the freedom of construction (eg, I. to the opera Eugene Onegin). In him. music in a similar sense uses the term Vorspiel. Meet I.and to the depart. acts of the opera; as a rule, they go directly to the first wok. number of this act (“Fidelio”, beginning of the 2nd act). 3) Wok. ensemble or choir. a scene in the opera, immediately following the overture and revealing the first act of the opera (for example, in the operas Ivan Susanin and Ruslan and Lyudmila).