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She finds he has an unexpected talent for dancing the tarantella.
His film scores invoke centuries of popular music, from tarantellas and polkas to lounge pop and avant-garde jazz.
All vestiges of the tarantella and charleston have disappeared in the revision, but there is still a remarkable diversity of styles encompassed in the single, 14-minute movement.
He strove to include the brightness and dynamism of the city in the work, ending the final act with a lively tarantella.
Supposedly a particular kind of dance, called the tarantella, evolved from this therapy.
They generally sound like a slowed down version of a tarantella, as they encompass many of the same melodic phrases.
Some dolls perform a tarantella for the guests, followed by other dolls dressed as playing cards who dance a mazurka.
Like the preceding movement, it moves quickly; this time the form is an extremely fast, fiery tarantella in sonata form, featuring a strong triplet figure.
The dance, or some version of it, is now known as the tarantella.
Dancers would perform a tarantella, accompanied by music which would eventually cure the victim, at least temporarily.
The tarantella became the inspiration for the creation of the ballet.
On the podium he seemed to be dancing everything from a tarantella to a sabre dance.
A lyrical second theme and a tarantella-like closing theme lead to a traditional developing, then the recapitulation.
The tarantella is most commonly played with a mandolin, a guitar, an accordion and tambourines.
This movement is written in 6/8 and in tarantella style, and is characterised by a relentless galloping rhythm.
The song integrates tarantella and circus music styles with progressive rock and features a sampled calliope.
It is the most virtuosic of all four movements, and the frenzied, passionate character, along with the meter of 6/8, are suggestive of a tarantella.
