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PASSAGE (French passage, lit. - passage, passage) is a term that originally denoted (as in literature) a passage of a work that does not necessarily coincide with a section of its form, but represents some unity in connection with the application of a certain method of presentation or specificity of character music. In the 16th century P. begins to be understood as the study of sounds in fast motion, usually difficult to perform and an integral part of virtuoso music. Distinguish P. gamma-shaped, chord (based on arpeggios) and mixed. Usually P. does not differ thematic. certainty and relief; however, in virtuoso productions. major composers, e.g. in fp. F. Chopin's sketches, often consisting entirely of P., they are filled with significant melodic. content.