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‖ fugato, adv., a. (and n.) Music.|fuˈgato|
[It. fugato fugued, f. fuga fugue.]
A. adv. In the fugue style, but not in strict fugue form.
B. As n., music composed in this style (Stainer & Barrett 1876). Also attrib. or as adj.
1866Engel Nat. Mus. iii. 104 The motive is treated fugato at the commencement of the allegro. 1876Stainer & Barrett Dict. Mus. Terms, Fugato, in the fugue style; a composition containing fugal imitation, but which is not in strict fugue form. 1891E. Prout Fugue §358 Passages of imitation, provided that all the voices take part in them, will very often be also fugato passages. Ibid. §359 The freedom allowed in fugato. 1903Trawl May 28 A fugato entry for the lower strings. 1906Grove's Dict. Mus. II. 118/1 Beethoven was particularly fond of the fugato. 1968Listener 26 Sept. 418/3 The least satisfying section of the movement is a long fugato in the middle. |