0 a piece of music written by a particular musician and given a number relating to the order in which it was published:
These outline the circumstances of each opus and list corrections to the text, but rather briefly.
A constant flexibility and attention to detail nurtures a true conversational and discursive aesthetic, the most distinctive achievement of this opus.
However, though his style would change at least once more after the pieces of opus 33, he was never to write for solo piano again.
In this case there are two arguments, one for fly(opus) and one for fly(opus), where ' ' denotes negation.
Further, each preface might have been tailored so as to place each opus in a fuller historical context and offer some critical-aesthetic commentary.
Ten volumes are being devoted to works without opus numbers.
Perhaps not every side of the composer is evident from the recorded opus.
In our commitment to the musical 'opus' through work, we also create information, pieces of music or improvisations with our pupils.
