However, in the postlude, the young people have clearly decided to ignore the message and the cantata ends with their continued exclamations of " eis aiona ", to the exasperation of the old men.
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According to yet another, a prelude and postlude frame three main sections, the first two separated by a short episode, and the second and third by a more extended section divided into five episodes.
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Like the Sixth Symphony but unlike all the earlier ones, the first movement of the Fifth Symphony begins with a slow introduction that returns as a postlude at the end, creating a frame around the main structure.
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While in the early days the only music allowed would have been a prelude and postlude ( instrumental music before and after the service ) and the responsive chanting of psalms, the church has had an organ since 1755.
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Ives started writing it as two organ pieces, a prelude and a postlude, in 1887 for a Thanksgiving church service; this is one of the reasons why it seems so conservative compared to the other three movements.
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Occasionally he has improvised pre-and postludes when susbtituting as organist in local churches and from time to time he has also played some of his smaller works for piano ( with or without electronics ) live at concerts.
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The first Ruhr Triennale _ the festival is to occur in three-year cycles _ began with a warm-up in the fall of 2002, continues now with its main season and will offer a postlude next spring.
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Berge's electronic compositions are predominantly short studies in sound, often of a humorous nature, with such titles as " The Raindrop Postlude " ( 1968 ) and " Moon Landscape " ( 1971 ).
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Sir Nicholas Kenyon dismisses the piece saying " The trio BWV 1040 does not really need a number of its own since it is the wholly delightful trio sonata that springs as a postlude from Cantata 208 and then Cantata 68 ".
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On SMK 60595, it's paired with the " Chichester Psalms, " a brief set of choral-orchestral settings of David's psalms Bernstein composed in 1966 as a sort of postlude to " Kaddish.
