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moto perpetuo

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moto perpetuo

Musical form; see perpetuum mobile.
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Switching between outrageous parody and intense expression, it hopped from baroque dance to pompous march, swooning waltz to dizzying moto perpetuo with manically strummed cellos giving way to Mahlerian elegy, all delivered in pristine detail and superb tone.
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The first movement, something of a moto perpetuo, showed her - and the orchestra's - considerable energy.
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The first movement, something of a moto perpetuo, showed her - and the orchestra's - considerable energy.
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