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Elenco di Parole Livello C1 - Musicale

Qui imparerai alcune parole inglesi sulla musica, come "playlist", "jukebox", "string", ecc., preparate per gli studenti di livello C1.

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CEFR C1 Vocabulary
playlist
playlist
[sostantivo]

a set of recorded songs and pieces of music that have been selected to be broadcast on a radio station or a radio program

elenco di riproduzione

elenco di riproduzione

Ex: We collaborated on a collaborative playlist for the office, incorporating everyone's favorite songs. 
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acoustic
acoustic
[aggettivo]

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

acustico

acustico

Ex: They performed an acoustic version of the song, using only guitars and vocals. 

Hanno eseguito una versione acustica della canzone, utilizzando solo chitarre e voci.

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instrumental
instrumental
[aggettivo]

(of music) made only by instruments and without vocals

strumentale

strumentale

Ex: They performed an instrumental cover of the popular song, showcasing their musical skills. 
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tuneless
tuneless
[aggettivo]

lacking a pleasant tune

intonato

intonato

Ex: The karaoke session turned chaotic when several participants sang tuneless versions of popular songs. 
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amplifier
amplifier
[sostantivo]

an electronic device that strengthens electrical signals or causes sounds to get louder

amplificatore

amplificatore

Ex: The sound engineer adjusted the amplifier levels to achieve optimal sound quality for the live performance. 

Il tecnico del suono ha regolato i livelli dell'amplificatore per ottenere una qualità del suono ottimale per l'esibizione dal vivo.

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jukebox
jukebox
[sostantivo]

a machine that can play a chosen song when one inserts a coin or pays by card, found in bars, etc.

juke-box

juke-box

Ex: The jukebox at the party was stocked with a variety of music genres to cater to everyone's tastes. 

Il jukebox alla festa era rifornito con una varietà di generi musicali per soddisfare tutti i gusti.

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synthesizer
synthesizer
[sostantivo]

an electronic musical instrument that produces the sounds of other instruments

sintetizzatore

sintetizzatore

Ex: The synthesizer player in the band was known for his ability to create complex and layered sounds during concerts. 

Il suonatore di sintetizzatore nella band era noto per la sua capacità di creare suoni complessi e stratificati durante i concerti.

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anthem
anthem
[sostantivo]

an official song of great importance for a particular country that is performed on certain occasions

inno

inno

Ex: The anthem's powerful lyrics and melody evoke strong emotions among citizens during national celebrations. 

I testi e la melodia potenti dell'inno evocano forti emozioni tra i cittadini durante le celebrazioni nazionali.

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ballad
ballad
[sostantivo]

a tale that is narrated in the form of a song or poem

ballata

ballata

Ex: The ballad's haunting melody and evocative lyrics made it a favorite among fans of traditional music. 
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bagpipe
bagpipe
[sostantivo]

a wind instrument with a reed and several sticks, played by squeezing a bag and blowing through one of its pipes, originated from Scotland

cornamusa

cornamusa

Ex: The band included a bagpipe player to add a traditional touch to their performance. 

La band ha incluso un suonatore di cornamusa per aggiungere un tocco tradizionale alla loro performance.

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bow
bow
[sostantivo]

a long, slender rod strung with hair that is drawn across the strings of certain musical instruments

arco

arco

Ex: The old bow needed to be repaired before the concert. 
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string
string
[sostantivo]

a cord of stretched wire, nylon, etc. on a musical instrument that is plucked to produce sound

corda

corda

Ex: He replaced the worn-out strings on his electric guitar to improve its sound quality for the concert. 
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harp
harp
[sostantivo]

a triangular musical instrument with a row of strings that are stretched vertically, played with the fingers

arpa

arpa

Ex: In ancient mythology, the harp was often associated with angels and heavenly music. 

Nell'antica mitologia, l'arpa era spesso associata agli angeli e alla musica celeste.

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in tune
in tune
[Frase]

singing or playing with correct intonation or pitch

in sontonia

in sontonia

Ex: The band members used electronic tuners to make sure all their instruments were in tune for the recording session. 
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concerto
concerto
[sostantivo]

a musical composition that is written for one or more solo instruments and accompanied by an orchestra with three movements

concerto

concerto

Ex: The concerto showcased the virtuosity of the trumpet player, who dazzled the audience with intricate melodies. 
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duo
duo
[sostantivo]

a musical work for two singers or players

duetto, duo

duetto, duo

Ex: He and his brother formed a guitar duo, playing folk songs at local coffeehouses. 

Lui e suo fratello hanno formato un duo di chitarra, suonando canzoni folk nei caffè locali.

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bar
bar
[sostantivo]

any of the short sections of equal length consisting of musical beats located between two consecutive lines

misura

misura

Ex: The song had an unusual time signature, with bars of varying lengths that added to its complexity. 
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key
key
[sostantivo]

a set of notes based on a particular note that form the tonal basis of a musical passage

tasto

tasto

Ex: The song is in the key of C major, which gives it a bright and uplifting sound. 
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pitch
pitch
[sostantivo]

the degree of highness or lowness of a tone that is determined by the frequency of waves producing it

intonazione

intonazione

Ex: The orchestra conductor emphasized the importance of maintaining consistent pitch throughout the performance. 
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scale
scale
[sostantivo]

an arrangement of a series of musical notes with specified intervals, in ascending or descending pitch order

scala

scala

Ex: Learning to play scales is an essential foundation for any musician, as it enhances their understanding of harmony and melody. 
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harmony
harmony
[sostantivo]

the combination of different musical notes played or sung at the same time

armonia

armonia

Ex: The guitarist added harmony beneath the singer's main vocal line. 
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symphony
symphony
[sostantivo]

a long and sophisticated musical composition written for a large orchestra, in three or four movements

sinfonia

sinfonia

Ex: The composer's latest work was a symphony that blended traditional melodies with modern harmonies. 
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melody
melody
[sostantivo]

the arrangement or succession of single musical notes in a tune or piece of music

melodia

melodia

Ex: The jazz pianist improvised a new melody, showcasing his improvisational skills during the performance. 

Il pianista jazz ha improvvisato una nuova melodia, mostrando le sue abilità di improvvisazione durante l'esibizione.

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movement
movement
[sostantivo]

one of the main parts that a long musical work is divided into, having its own structure

movimento

movimento

Ex: The ballet featured several dance sequences, each corresponding to a different movement of the orchestral suite. 
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to improvise

to create and perform words of a play, music, etc. on impulse and without preparation, particularly because one is forced to do so

improvvisare

improvvisare

Ex: Unable to find his notes, the speaker improvised a captivating speech on the spot. 

Non riuscendo a trovare i suoi appunti, l'oratore ha improvvisato un discorso avvincente sul momento.

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to stream
to stream
[Verbo]

to play audio or video from the Internet without downloading the entire file first

ascoltare

ascoltare

Ex: We streamed a documentary on our laptop after dinner. 
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to hum
to hum
[Verbo]

to sing a tune with closed lips

canticchiare, mormorare

canticchiare, mormorare

Ex: She hummed softly to herself while waiting for the bus. 

Lei canticchiava dolcemente a se stessa mentre aspettava l'autobus.

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to whistle
to whistle
[Verbo]

to make a clear, high-pitched sound by forcing air through pursed lips or the teeth

sibilare

sibilare

Ex: Marcus whistled when he saw the size of the new house. 
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gospel
gospel
[sostantivo]

a style of Christian music characterized by expressive singing, strong rhythms, and vocal harmony, originating in Black American churches

gospel

gospel

Ex: The festival featured several well-known gospel performers. 
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funk
funk
[sostantivo]

a style of dance music originated from African music and jazz, characterized by having a strong rhythm

funk

funk

Ex: Funk music emerged in the 1960s and 1970s, blending elements of soul, jazz, and rhythm and blues into a distinctive sound. 

La musica funk emerse negli anni '60 e '70, fondendo elementi di soul, jazz e rhythm and blues in un suono distintivo.

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brass
brass
[sostantivo]

brass wind instruments considered collectively

ottoni

ottoni

Ex: Michael teaches brass at the local music school. 
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soul
soul
[sostantivo]

a type of music popularized by African American musicians that expresses strong and deep emotions

soul

soul

Ex: The soul music of the 1960s and 1970s remains influential, continuing to inspire new generations of artists. 
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woodwind
woodwind
[sostantivo]

any musical instrument that is usually made of wood or metal and is played by blowing, such as a flute, clarinet, etc.

legni

legni

Ex: The flutist's solo showcased the expressive capabilities of woodwind instruments, captivating the audience. 

L'assolo del flautista ha mostrato le capacità espressive degli strumenti a fiato, affascinando il pubblico.

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samba
samba
[sostantivo]

a piece of music that is composed for a fast dance of Brazilian origin called samba

samba

samba

Ex: The parade featured colorful costumes and lively samba music, celebrating Brazilian heritage. 

La parata presentava costumi colorati e vivace musica samba, celebrando l'eredità brasiliana.

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percussion
percussion
[sostantivo]

any musical instrument that is played by hitting with the hand or a stick, such as cymbals, drums, etc.

percussione

percussione

Ex: The festival featured a percussion ensemble that captivated the audience with their intricate rhythms and beats. 

Il festival ha presentato un ensemble di percussioni che ha affascinato il pubblico con i suoi ritmi e battiti intricati.

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tango
tango
[sostantivo]

a piece of music written for a South American dance called tango in which a male and female hold hands tightly and walk in the same direction

tango

tango

Ex: She practiced the tango for weeks, eager to perfect her steps for the upcoming dance competition. 

Ha praticato il tango per settimane, desiderosa di perfezionare i suoi passi per il prossimo concorso di ballo.

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