Then it becomes the root of the subjects for single phrases, such as the magnificent Crucifixus, the Confiteor and the fugued Et vit am.
The Sanctus is a short fugued movement, the Benedictus an unusually melodious soprano solo with an original accompaniment; the Agnus goes deepest, and is serious in feeling as well as wonderfully sweet.
The Osanna has more of independent life; it is a long, elaborately fugued movement, the technical interest of which has engrossed the composer longer than was necessary.
The overture, which is very dramatic in character, is followed by a powerful fuguedchorus ("Behold!
As its strains die away, all join in the cheerful fugued chorus, "God of Light," which closes the first part.
The aria leads to the exquisitely constructed number, "And He shall purify," a fugued chorus closing in simple harmony.
It is followed by a fugued chorus ("Awake the Harp"), in which the Angels praise the Creator.
This was first sung by the class with antiphonal responses, then with a fugued finale, and Mr. Slehbell was considerably impressed.
Mind you, it is not that big fugued finale--surely one of the most astounding operatic codas in existence--that carries me away.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fugued" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
