Definition & Meaning | English word LABYRINTHE
LABYRINTHE
Definitions of LABYRINTHE
- labyrinthine
Number of letters
10
Is palindrome
No
Examples of Using LABYRINTHE in a Sentence
- Titon du Tillet included Marais in Le Parnasse françois, making the following comments on two of his pieces, Le Labyrinthe, perhaps inspired by the labyrinth of Versailles, and La Gamme:.
- Among Schönfeld's compositions for piano are Animato, Sphinx, Labyrinthe, Ombres and Tango-Etude (all published by Max Eschig/Durand), Agitato and Jeu (Henry Lemoine), Légende (Editions Combre), and Sonatine Mediterranean.
- " Titon du Tillet admired it: "The piece from his Fourth Book, titled Le Labyrinthe, in which after roaming through various keys, touching diverse dissonances, and underlining, first with sombre tones and later with lively and sprightly ones, the uncertainty of a man lost in a labyrinth, the composer manages happily to find the way out at last and finishes with a graceful and natural sounding Chaconne.
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- Uesaka is a fan of lolita fashion and has modeled for publications such as Harajuku Pop and Lapin Labyrinthe.
- In his 1975 work, L'Institution imaginaire de la société (Imaginary Institution of Society), and in Les carrefours du labyrinthe (Crossroads in the Labyrinth), published in 1978, Castoriadis began to develop his distinctive understanding of historical change as the emergence of irrecoverable otherness that must always be socially instituted and named in order to be recognized.
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