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- 古典音乐
- [gǔdiǎnyīnyuè]
- classical music;music
- 民间音乐
- [mínjiānyīnyuè]
- 1. [直译: southern music] a kind of ballad singing accompanied by dulcimer, pipa (琵琶), dongxiao (洞箫), etc., popular in the Zhujiang (Pearl River) Delta
- 2. [直译: southern music] a type of classical music popular in Fujian Province
- Music film, a kind of film regarding a musical life. Under the music, the life and works of the musician are generally shown by the actors in the film. Also referring to a film with many pieces of music. Also 音乐片儿(piānr) in spoken language.
- set (words) to music; compose music for
- music score of a song; music of a song
- 1. select passages to serve as background music (for a film, play, radio programme, etc.)
- 2. dub in background music
- 3. score
- (in ancient times) ceremonial music; court music
- decadent music; obscene music
- 电子音乐
- [diànzǐyīnyuè]
- Music that is composed with computer technology; or music played by electronic instruments.
- 三重奏
- [sānchónɡzòu]
- 1. A form of instrumental musical performance; the same music is performed by players of three musical instruments, each having their own part; trio
- 2. The music performed by three musical instruments; for example, the concerto in G for a piano trio by Beethoven is a concerto for flute, bassoon, and piano.
- A musical instrument which can produce and modify sound through electronic components. It's characterized by a loud volume, wide range and changeable timbre. It's now generally used in performance of light music and jazz music.
- 律吕
- [lǜlǚ]
- The 12 bamboo pipes of the same type used to correct the temperament of music, using their different lengths to determine different pitches of the sounds. Counting from the pipe of the lowest pitch, the odd-numbered pitch-pipes are called 律(lǜ) and the even-numbered ones 吕(lǚ). 律(lǜ) and 吕(lǚ)are the general terms for temperament of music.
- 琴声
- [qínshēnɡ]
- Sound of a stringed instrument; originally referred to the music produced by the guqin (a Chinese musical instrument); in its broad sense, it refers to the music produced by the piano, violin, electronic organ, etc.
- 绕梁三日
- [ràoliánɡsānrì]
- This is a quotation out of "liezi-tangwen" which means the sound of music lingers around the beams; (figuratively) Singing or music is so beautiful as to linger in the listeners' minds for a long time.
- Official conservatory in the Han Dynasty (206B.C.-A.D.220). Established during the Han Dynasty, it was mainly responsible for making music books, training musicians and collecting folk songs. Later the folks songs collected by the institute, or works written by imitating the types of such music, were also called 乐府.
