Against this there is a steady counter-rhythm of triple time, which could be rendered as eighteen bars of 3 / 8 time per 27-beat cycle, also known as a phrase.
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Gastoldi sought to vary his compositions from " ballet " to " ballet " by sometimes writing in triple time, in double or by the alternate use of major and minor.
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The Intermezzo, a waltz, gives a hint of the composer's love of triple time, and features the occasional flat seventh grace notes that would later become so characteristic of Nielsen's music.
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Traxster is credited for creating the Midwest / Chicago sound : slow, dark, bass heavy grooves, with wild drums and running hi-hats, to match the triple time rhyme patterns of the rappers.
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Jones remarks that Bach observes a pattern of a bipartite structure of firstly contrasting homophonic blocks and " florid triplet rhythms ", secondly " a lighter, quicker conclusion in triple time ".
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Robert Schumann used the chorale for the theme and variations in the third movement of his Violin Sonata No . 2 in D minor, Op . 121, changing the meter to triple time.
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Rather suddenly, the piano climbs up to a flurry of double octave trills and a climactic trumpet fanfare, leading to the jubilant finale based once more on the hymn theme played at triple time.
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On the other hand, what is known about Swedish polska dancing indicates a rich tradition with perhaps several hundred unique variations of the triple time dances and, frequently, a parallel music tradition of uniquely styled tunes.
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TRIPLE TIME : By the end of the Belmont Stakes, four 3-year-olds will have made it through all three Triple Crown races _ Derby winner Monarchos, Preakness winner Point Given, A P Valentine and Dollar Bill.
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Anna Marly also wrote " A Song in Triple Time " ( " Une chanson ?trois temps " ) for �dith Piaf and " La complainte du partisan " ( known as " The Partisan " ).
