tính từ & phó từ
(âm nhạc) ngắt âm danh từ(âm nhạc) đoạn ngắt âmDefinition of staccato
staccatoadjective, adverb
ngắt quãng
/stəˈkɑːtəʊ//stəˈkɑːtəʊ/The term "staccato" originated in the world of music, specifically in reference to the style of playing or composing music that involves notes being played or sung in a detached and separate manner, instead of being connected and flowing smoothly into one another. In Italian, the word "staccato" translates directly to "detached" or "torn off". It was first used in music notation in the late 18th century to indicate that the notes should be played or sung with a short pause between them, creating a more accented and percussive sound. The term has since been applied to other art forms like dance, theater, and visual arts to describe a style that emphasizes clearly defined and separate elements. In fact, the visual art world has used this term since the Italian Futurist movement in the early 20th century to describe a style characterized by bold, untethered brushstrokes and compositions that evoke a sense of movement and energy. In summary, the word "staccato" has its roots in music, but its meaning has since expanded to encompass a broader range of artistic expression.
Summary tính từ & phó từ
(âm nhạc) ngắt âm
danh từ
(âm nhạc) đoạn ngắt âm
tính từ & phó từ(âm nhạc) ngắt âm danh từ(âm nhạc) đoạn ngắt âmnamespace
with each note played separately in order to produce short, sharp sounds
với mỗi nốt được chơi riêng biệt để tạo ra âm thanh ngắn, sắc nét
Example:
- staccato sounds
âm thanh ngắt quãng
- The notes are played staccato.
Các nốt nhạc được chơi theo kiểu ngắt quãng.
Related words and phrases
with short, sharp sounds or movements
với âm thanh hoặc chuyển động ngắn, sắc nét
Example:
- a peculiar staccato voice
một giọng nói ngắt quãng đặc biệt
- staccato bursts of gunfire
tiếng súng nổ liên hồi