cadenza
cadenza 英 [kəˈdenzə] 美 [kəˈdɛnzə]
n. 装饰乐段
名词复数:cadenzas
- A cadenza is a solo that’s part of a larger piece of music such as a sonata. It takes great skill to play a cadenza.
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- n. 装饰乐段
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1. So here's Chuck Mangione with his saxophonist and a saxophone cadenza.
这就是查克·曼卓林,和他的萨克斯手一起演出的一段华彩乐章
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2. A cadenza should not break away from the style of the work, it should be like a summing up, an epilogue, but with a little touch of Whoops!
一个华彩乐段应该保持在作品的风格范围内，它应该像一个总结、一个收场白，但是要有一个小小的闪现：喔唷！
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3. They both contain long and developed cadenzas with the first movement's cadenza alone taking up almost the entire last half of the movement.
他们都包括了长而展开的华彩乐段，第一乐章的华彩乐段几乎占据了第一乐章的整个后半部分。
- cadenza (n.) "ornamental passage near the close of a song or solo," 1780, from Italian cadenza "conclusion of a movement in music" (see cadence (n.)).
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