vibrato

英[vɪ'brɑːtəʊ] 美[vɪ'brɑːtoʊ]
  • n. 振动音;颤音
vibratos
    n. (名词)
    1. 【音】颤音
    2. 抑扬顿挫
    3. 【音】颤动效果
    4. 轻微颤音
    5. 振动

英英释义

Noun:
  1. (music) a pulsating effect in an instrumental or vocal tone produced by slight and rapid variations in pitch

1. I encourage oboe and clarinet players to use plenty of vibrato.
我鼓励演奏双簧管和单簧管的乐手们多使用颤音。

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2. How do you produce this kind of tone and vibrato?
你是怎样发出这种音调和振音的?

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3. When not playing vibrato, use the palm of your right hand to work the key.
(当不演奏(手)振音时, 用你的右手手掌操作钥匙(推杆). )

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4. Vibrato, a shaking of the arm and hand adds a lot of work to your playing.
颤音, 振动的胳膊和手作为一个很多温暖你的演奏.

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5. Eventually, you'll exhaust all conventional vibrato approaches, all the ways you saw someone else do it.
最后, 你将用尽所有常规的颤音动效果, 所有你曾看见其他的人做过的方式.

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    用作名词 (n.)
    1. Unlike the hand vibrato, my vibrato can still be applied in this situation.
      和手振音不同的是,我的振音仍然可以在这种情况下运用。
    2. In order to play my vibrato two aspects are of essential importance.
      要演奏我的振音,有两个方面是必要的。
    3. The violinists think so much about how to use vibrato and how to learn vibrato.
      小提琴演奏者会花很大精力去考虑如何使用颤音,如何学习颤音。

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