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Fugue
01
fugue
a classical piece of music with one or two simple repeated themes that develop into a polyphonic pattern which is more sophisticated
Exemples
Bach's " The Art of Fugue " is a masterpiece that exemplifies the complexity and beauty of fugue writing.
« L'Art de la Fugue » de Bach est un chef-d'œuvre qui illustre la complexité et la beauté de l'écriture de la fugue.
During the concert, the pianist 's performance of the fugue was a highlight, demonstrating both technical skill and interpretive depth.
Pendant le concert, la performance du pianiste du fugue a été un moment fort, démontrant à la fois une compétence technique et une profondeur interprétative.
02
a temporary, dreamlike state of altered consciousness that may last hours or days
Exemples
After the accident, he slipped into a fugue and could not respond to questions.
The patient experienced a fugue following severe emotional stress.
03
a dissociative disorder in which a person forgets their identity and may travel to begin a new life, with no memory of the former life or of events happening at the moment
Exemples
He was diagnosed with a fugue after disappearing for a week and assuming a new identity.
During the fugue, she traveled across the country without recalling her former life.
