| 释义 |
pas·sag·gio
\pəˈsä(ˌ)jō\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Italian, literally, passage, from passare to pass (from — assumed — Vulgar Latin) + -aggio -age — more at pass
1. : an improvised embellishment or flourish found especially in 16th century music and usually excluding plain scale passages or trills
2. : modulation
3. : passage-work |