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Passepied
Translation of "passepied" into Russian
passepied
Noun
UK
/pæˈseɪpɪd/
US
/pæˈseɪpiːd/
passepieds pl
The musicians played a lively passepied at the end of the concert.
Музыканты сыграли оживлённое паспье в конце концерта.
Definitions
passepied
Noun
UK
/pæˈseɪpɪd/
US
/pæˈseɪpiːd/
A lively dance of French origin, similar to a minuet, popular in the 17th and 18th centuries.
The musicians played a passepied, and the dancers moved gracefully across the ballroom.
A piece of music composed for or in the rhythm of this dance.
The composer included a passepied in the suite, adding a touch of elegance to the performance.
passepied
Adjective
UK
/pæˈseɪpɪd/
US
/pæˈseɪpiːd/
Relating to, characteristic of, or performed in the style or rhythm of a passepied.
The final movement is a brisk, passepied scherzo.
Idioms and phrases
a lively passepied
They enjoyed listening to a lively passepied at the concert.
живое пасспье
Им понравилось слушать живое пасспье на концерте.
Baroque passepied
The program included a Baroque passepied by Bach.
барочное пасспье
В программу входило барочное пасспье Баха.
compose a passepied
The composer decided to compose a passepied for the final movement.
сочинять пасспье
Композитор решил сочинить пасспье для последней части.
perform a passepied
The dancers were taught how to perform a passepied gracefully.
исполнять пасспье
Танцоров учили как грациозно исполнять пасспье.
traditional passepied rhythm
The musician struggled to keep the traditional passepied rhythm.
традиционный ритм пасспье
Музыканту было сложно придерживаться традиционного ритма пасспье.