O Salutaris Hastia - Eileen Carr

ANAPEST (from Greek anapaisios, lit. - reflected back). 1) Mus. foot similar to A. syllabo-tonic verse. It is determined by the metric principle. severity - as a consequence of two lungs and one heavy lobe. The number of sounds on each beat may vary; as a rule, a larger number are accounted for by weak shares and a smaller number is accounted for by strong ones. A characteristic attack, which is twice as long as a strong share, allows us to consider A. as music. foot iambic. type. Due to the predominance of accumulation (2 lobes) over discharge (1 lob), A. has a large rhythm. energy. This determines its place in the form of muses. production - ch. arr. not in the beginnings of sections, but in approaches, predictions for new sections and in the final constructions: M. I. Glinka. “Waltz Fantasy” (ending). Name A. applies also to groups of three measures with a heavy third measure. 2) In antic. metric and by analogy with it A. naz. a figure of two short and one long sound, such as V. N. Kholopov.