Tyrolienne


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Tyrolienne

(tɪˌrəʊlɪˈɛn)
n
1. (Dancing) a lively peasant dance from the Tyrol
2. (Music, other) a song composed for or in the style of this dance, characterized by the yodel
[French: of the Tyrol]
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Make sure you take the Tyrolienne Zip Wire, which is the highest in Europe.
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Si tu veux voyager, fais-le; si tu veux poursuivre des etudes, fais-le; si tu veux faire de la tyrolienne ...
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The recreated registered dances are "Fandango [1761]", "Vestr is Gavotte [1832]", "Cachucha [1871", "Pas de L'Abeille [1843]", "Pas de la Esmeralda [1859]", and "Tyrolienne [1859]".
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There are moments at which one hears parallels between Satie's angular melodic sense and the similarly sideways constructions of Thelonious Monk, while the arrangement for electric guitar of Avant-dernieres pensees brings to mind the cyclically developing compositions of Steve Reich for Pat Metheny; the Gnossiennes are especially lovely on nylon-string guitar, and Tyrolienne turque sounds startlingly lovely on mandolin.
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Three items from its repertory of pinned barrels can be heard on this disc, including the Tyrolienne with variations attributed to Mozart.
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Lowerre 230 Theodore Sontag, Henriette Lowerre 30, 37 Stowe, Harriet Beecher Tawa 19; Lowerre 246 Tennyson, Alfred, Lord Tawa 33; Lowerre 28 Tyrolese, Tyrolienne
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In some pieces, he quoted from a single tune, like the trivial parlor song in 'd'Holothurie." More frequently, he relied on two or more incongruous sources, clashing them together for comic effect; a clear example of this is the yodel song and Mozart's "Rondo alla turca" in "Tyrolienne turque." He created another composite parody in a piece about crustaceans hunting for some prey: this is "de Podophthalma," from Embryons desseches, wherein "Chanson de l'orang-outang" (from a popular operetta by Edmond Audran), "La royale" (a hunting signal), and the last twenty-three bars of Beethoven's Eighth Symphony are juxtaposed.
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Un espace ou aire de jeux ludiques, ateliers exploration et decouverte, circuit accrobranche, tyroliennes viendront ravir les casablancais.
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