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Musica - Descrivere la musica

Qui imparerai alcune parole inglesi relative alla descrizione della musica come "acustico", "a capella" e "funky".

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acoustic
acoustic
[aggettivo]

(of a musical instrument) making a sound that is natural, not amplified

acustico

acustico

Ex: She preferred the acoustic guitar for its warm, natural tone. 
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staccato
staccato
[aggettivo]

playing or singing musical notes with short, distinct intervals between them

staccato, staccato

staccato, staccato

Ex: The pianist's fingers danced across the keys, producing a staccato melody. 
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tuneless
tuneless
[aggettivo]

lacking a pleasant tune

intonato

intonato

Ex: Despite her efforts, the singer's performance was unfortunately tuneless and off-key. 
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tuneful
tuneful
[aggettivo]

pleasantly melodic and harmonious

melodioso

melodioso

Ex: The choir’s tuneful rendition of the carol filled the church with a warm, festive spirit. 
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tenor
tenor
[aggettivo]

relating to the adult male voice of the highest natural pitch range

tenore, di tenore

tenore, di tenore

Ex: The tenor singer effortlessly reached the high notes in the opera. 
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vivace
vivace
[avverbio]

(music) in a lively and animated manner

vivacemente,  con vivacità

vivacemente, con vivacità

Ex: The musicians played vivace, moving their bows swiftly across the strings. 
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symphonic
symphonic
[aggettivo]

connected with or in form of a symphony

sinfonico

sinfonico

Ex: The concert featured a brilliant symphonic performance by the city's orchestra. 
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melodious
melodious
[aggettivo]

having a pleasant sound

melodioso

melodioso

Ex: The melodious tones of the violin captivated the audience throughout the performance. 
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melodic
melodic
[aggettivo]

having a pleasing, musical sound

melodico

melodico

Ex: The singer's melodic voice captivated the entire audience. 
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major
major
[aggettivo]

based on a scale in which the interval between the third and the fourth notes and the seventh and the eighth notes is a half step

maggiore

maggiore

Ex: The piece was composed in a bright and uplifting major key. 
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live
live
[avverbio]

used when an event or performance is happening at the present moment or being broadcast in real-time

dal vivo

dal vivo

Ex: The concert will be broadcast live, allowing fans to experience the music in real-time. 
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instrumental
instrumental
[aggettivo]

(of music) made only by instruments and without vocals

strumentale

strumentale

Ex: The instrumental piece featured a beautiful piano melody accompanied by strings. 
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harmonic
harmonic
[aggettivo]

having blended sounds or tones that combine in a pleasing way

armonico

armonico

Ex: The choir produced a harmonic blend that filled the concert hall with rich, beautiful sounds. 
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grungy
grungy
[aggettivo]

connected with grunge rock music that has a loud guitar sound

di grunge

di grunge

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sharp
sharp
[aggettivo]

having a slightly higher pitch than the corresponding natural note

acuto, diesis

acuto, diesis

Ex: The singer hit a sharp high note that resonated throughout the auditorium. 
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punky
punky
[aggettivo]

denoting or resembling punk rock in style

di punk

di punk

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natural
natural
[aggettivo]

(of a musical note) indicating that the note is neither sharp nor flat

naturale

naturale

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minor
minor
[aggettivo]

based on a scale in which the interval between the second and the third notes, the fifth and the sixth notes and the seventh and eighth notes is a half step

minore

minore

Ex: The piece was written in a minor key, giving it a melancholic tone. 
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atonal
atonal
[aggettivo]

(of a piece of music) marked by a lack of tonality

atonale

atonale

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ambient
ambient
[aggettivo]

relating to the type of music that emphasizes on tone and atmosphere rather than traditional structure

ambiente

ambiente

Ex: The ambient music played softly in the background, creating a calming atmosphere. 
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aleatory
aleatory
[aggettivo]

connected with or denoting musical compositions or other art forms that involve random choice using computer techniques

aleatorio

aleatorio

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low
low
[aggettivo]

(of a vowel) articulated by positioning the tongue down and the mouth open

basso, grave

basso, grave

Ex: The word contains a low vowel sound. 
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brassy
brassy
[aggettivo]

having a harsh, loud, or bold tone, reminiscent of brass instruments

ottone, squillante

ottone, squillante

Ex: The brassy sound of the trumpet blared through the concert hall. 
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biphonic
biphonic
[aggettivo]

describing a quality of music that involves the simultaneous production of two distinct pitches or tones, often with one serving as a drone or sustained pitch while the other carries the melody or rhythm

bifonico, a due toni

bifonico, a due toni

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vocal
vocal
[aggettivo]

relating to or intended for singing

vocale

vocale

Ex: She took vocal lessons to improve her singing. 
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rhythmic
rhythmic
[aggettivo]

having a pattern or regular sequence of sounds, movements, or events

ritmico, cadenzato

ritmico, cadenzato

Ex: The rhythmic tapping of the drum set the pace for the band. 
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musical
musical
[aggettivo]

relating to or containing music

musicale

musicale

Ex: He's taking a musical theory class to enhance his songwriting skills. 
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orchestral
orchestral
[aggettivo]

made for or related to an orchestra, typically involving a wide range of instruments playing together

orchestrale

orchestrale

Ex: The orchestral performance captivated the audience with its grandeur and complexity. 
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classical
classical
[aggettivo]

related to music that is respected, serious, and is typically from the Western tradition

classico

classico

Ex: Her music teacher introduced her to several classical composers. 
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lyric
lyric
[aggettivo]

(of a singing voice) having a light register and a melodic style

lirico

lirico

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loud
loud
[aggettivo]

producing a sound or noise with high volume

forte

forte

Ex: He slammed the door with a loud bang. 
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funky
funky
[aggettivo]

(of music) having a rhythmic, energetic quality with a strong, distinctive beat that encourages movement

funky, ritmato

funky, ritmato

Ex: The funky bassline got everyone on the dance floor moving. 
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all-star
all-star
[aggettivo]

(of a performance) exceptional in quality or features highly skilled performers

eccezionale,  di alto livello

eccezionale, di alto livello

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solo
solo
[aggettivo]

done or created by just one musician, rather than by a group or ensemble

solo

solo

Ex: The solo performance by the pianist captivated the audience with its haunting melody. 
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solid-body
solid-body
[aggettivo]

(of musical instruments) having a body made entirely from a solid block of wood or other solid material

a corpo pieno, a cassa solida

a corpo pieno, a cassa solida

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pop
pop
[aggettivo]

related to popular culture, with many appealing elements such as music, fashion, art, etc.

pop,  popolare

pop, popolare

Ex: The band's latest album has a distinct pop sound with catchy hooks and upbeat rhythms. 
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avant-garde
avant-garde
[aggettivo]

innovative, experimental, or unconventional in style or approach, especially in the arts

avanguardia

avanguardia

Ex: The avant-garde filmmaker pushed the boundaries of narrative structure, crafting abstract, non-linear stories that challenged viewers' perceptions of cinema. 
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treble
treble
[aggettivo]

relating to the highest range of musical notes or frequencies

acuto, soprano

acuto, soprano

Ex: The treble clef is used to notate music for instruments with higher pitches, such as the violin or flute. 
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monophonic
monophonic
[aggettivo]

describing sound transmission, recording or reproduction that is transferred through a single channel

monofonico, mono

monofonico, mono

Ex: The old radio played monophonic sound, lacking the depth and directionality of modern stereo systems. 
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on shuffle
on shuffle
[avverbio]

(of tracks on a music player or an app) played randomly

su shuffle

su shuffle

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a capella
a capella
[avverbio]

solely with vocal harmony and melody

a cappella

a cappella

Ex: The choir sang a cappella, beautifully harmonizing without any instrumental accompaniment. 
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