She felt like a creature of some other world, a witch mayhap, dancing a wild saraband with this man, her lord and master, a mad, merry sprite who had arranged this moonlight Sabbath.
I will propose that he come here by the private way, dressed as a harlequin, and dance the saraband before you one of these evenings, assuring him, if he does this, you will believe in the reality of his protestations.
She gave six recitals, and introduced into two of her programmes respectively Brahms' Saraband and Gavotte and the andante and scherzo from his F minor Sonata.
He makes the saraband sound on the piano just as on a violin.
Saraband and Gavotte in the style of Bach Johannes Brahms.
In England the saraband was soon transformed into an ordinary country-dance.
The origin of thesaraband is in doubt, being variously attributed to Spain and to the Moors.
That particular dance called the Saraband is supposed to require as a thing of necessity, the music, if it may be called so, of this artless instrument.
A Sarabandlends itself to a serious and even solemn turn of thought.
Alack, that any mortal Should less than gladness bring Into the choral joy that sounds The saraband of spring!
Spring's Saraband Over the hills of April With soft winds hand in hand, Impassionate and dreamy-eyed, Spring leads her saraband.
The saraband is of a very serious and melodious turn, and is about as near a sustained lyric melody as Bach ever got upon the piano.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "saraband" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
