ciclo da canción

ciclo da canción

Group of songs, usually Lieder, that are unified musically or through their texts.

0 0

Melhorar

Adicionar uma imagem

Categoria gramatical: noun
Sinónimo(s):
Blossary:
Actividade/ Sector: Música
Category: General music
Company: Sony Music Entertainment
Produto:
Acrónimos-abreviatura:

Adicionar ao meu Glossário

Outras línguas:

Termos relacionados

ciclo da auga

Weather; General weather

Also called the hydrologic cycle, it is the vertical and horizontal transport of water in all its states between the earth, the atmosphere, and the seas.

ciclo da sonata

Música; General music

General music term describing the multimovement structure found in sonatas, string quartets, symphonies, concertos and large-scale works of the eighteenth and nineteenth ...

ciclo hidrolóxico

Weather; General weather

Often called the water cycle, it is the vertical and horizontal transport of water in all its states between the earth, the atmosphere, and the seas.

ciclo bioxeoquímico

Environment; Environment statistics

Movementos circulatorios naturais dos elementos esenciais da materia viva.

temperatura da superficie da auga (sst)

Weather; General weather

The temperature of the water's surface. It is measured using buoy and ship data, infrared satellite imagery, and coastal observations.

harmónía

Música; General music

Individual pure sounds that are part of any musical tone; in string instruments, crystalline tones in the very high register, produced by lightly touching a vibrating string at a ...

comedia do arte

Música; General music

Type of improvised drama popular in sixteenth and seventeenth century Italy; makes use of stereotyped characters.

órgano

Música; General music

Wind instrument in which air is fed to the pipes by mechanical means; the pipes are controlled by two or more keyboards and a set of pedals.

vocalizar

Música; General music

A textless vocal melody, as in an exercise or concert piece.

harmonía

Música; General music

The simultaneous combination of notes and the ensuing relationships of intervals and chords. Not all musics of the world rely on harmony for interest, but it is central to most ...