英语词汇“microtone”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

microtone

/ˈmʌɪkrə(ʊ)təʊn

noun Music

An interval smaller than a semitone.It was at this time that he divided the scale into 43 microtones - there are 12 semitone intervals in a traditional chromatic scale - and began inventing instruments that could play his new microtonal music....

Oh, but only having twelve notes per octave is a distinct limitation: let's make it not only possible but straightforward to play microtones and true glissandi without loss of tone quality, just as the violin can.
The vast array of techniques explored in the 20th century, the lead often taken by jazz musicians, included a wide variety of glissandos, multiphonics, microtones, expressive attacks, and mutes.

Derivatives

microtonal

adjective ...

Unusual techniques abound but these performers careen through the tone clusters and microtonal brambles like dancers through dense forests.
His music, in fact, had changed dramatically in the past twenty years, from anguishly atonal to transparently microtonal, pervaded by all kinds of Eastern influences.
The minimalist musical style - expressive vocal lines made up of twisting microtonal chants and incantations accompanied by a small ensemble of trumpets and drums - also helps cast a spell.

microtonality

noun ...

For myself, however, I have had different approaches to microtonality at different times.
The microtonality is so rich, so expressive, and it reveals a great deal of emotional quality.
On most wind instruments microtonality is applicable with the help of special blowing techniques and fingerings.

microtonally

adverb ...

These experiments began with microtonally tuned pianos, and player pianos.
The trio have the uncanny and much-welcomed ability to wax microtonally one minute and rattle the shutters the next.
A version of the Hellertion was produced in 1931 microtonally tuned to 10 divisions of an octave.

单词	microtone
释义	microtone /ˈmʌɪkrə(ʊ)təʊn / noun Music An interval smaller than a semitone.It was at this time that he divided the scale into 43 microtones - there are 12 semitone intervals in a traditional chromatic scale - and began inventing instruments that could play his new microtonal music.... Oh, but only having twelve notes per octave is a distinct limitation: let's make it not only possible but straightforward to play microtones and true glissandi without loss of tone quality, just as the violin can. The vast array of techniques explored in the 20th century, the lead often taken by jazz musicians, included a wide variety of glissandos, multiphonics, microtones, expressive attacks, and mutes. Derivatives microtonal adjective ... Unusual techniques abound but these performers careen through the tone clusters and microtonal brambles like dancers through dense forests. His music, in fact, had changed dramatically in the past twenty years, from anguishly atonal to transparently microtonal, pervaded by all kinds of Eastern influences. The minimalist musical style - expressive vocal lines made up of twisting microtonal chants and incantations accompanied by a small ensemble of trumpets and drums - also helps cast a spell. microtonality noun ... For myself, however, I have had different approaches to microtonality at different times. The microtonality is so rich, so expressive, and it reveals a great deal of emotional quality. On most wind instruments microtonality is applicable with the help of special blowing techniques and fingerings. microtonally adverb ... These experiments began with microtonally tuned pianos, and player pianos. The trio have the uncanny and much-welcomed ability to wax microtonally one minute and rattle the shutters the next. A version of the Hellertion was produced in 1931 microtonally tuned to 10 divisions of an octave.
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