attacca

All of the movements are meant to be played attacca.

All movements are played attacca and both instruments have very little time to rest.

It is then followed by a dance in triple time leading attacca into the final movement.

There is a drum roll attacca from the third movement into the fourth.

The two final movements are joined by an attacca.

Both of its movements are joined with an attacca.

If the conductor wishes to immediately begin one movement after another for musical reasons, this is called attacca.

The three movements are played attacca (without interruption) and take just under twenty minutes to perform.

This piano sonata consists of four movements, the last two being united by an attacca.

Orff indicates attacca markings between all the movements within each scene.

The symphony is in four movements, with the third movement and the finale played attacca:

The concerto is divided into three movements, with the second running attacca into the third:

The third movement, which follows the second movement without pause ("attacca Scherzo!")

The term attacca is used synonymously.

An attacca leads to a pentatonic Rondo.

Eschenbach seemed hell-bent on underlining the work's inexorability with a pointed attacca from one movement to the next.

There are three movements (played attacca):

As a chamber musician he has collaborated with the Telegraph and Attacca Quartets.

Vivace - attacca:

Come prima, ma piu intensivo (all movements attacca)

Largo (attacca)

Attacca has an Anglo/Australian line-up, mainly acoustic with gentle amplification of the guitars.

The slow second movement is significantly shorter, and closes with a very short scherzo movement that is an attacca right into the third movement.

Lento espressivo e solenne - attacca:

Chorale -Allegro (all movements attacca)