musical score

英 [ˈmjuːzɪkl skɔː(r)]

美 [ˈmjuːzɪkl skɔːr]

网络  乐谱

网络

英英释义

noun

• a written form of a musical composition
  1. he studied the score of the sonata
  Synonym:score

双语例句

• A professor at a Japanese music college told reporters that a missing musical score composed by Johann Sebastian Bach was found in Japan.
  日本一位音乐学院教授对媒体宣称，巴赫梦幻乐谱手稿在日发现。
• The director himself composed the spare, effective musical score.
  导演自己拥有剩余的，令人印象深刻的音效分。
• In1914," Watch Your Step," the first musical revue to feature a score composed entirely by Irving Berlin, opened in New York.
  1914年，“你们看一步”为特征的第一高分音乐杂志完全由顾柏林在纽约开幕。
• The film is ravishing to look at and boasts a sensuous musical score
  这部电影画面迷人，配乐悦耳动听。
• Story says singing is in some ways easier to simulate, because it tends to have long, sustained vowels, a more precise pitch, and a musical score to mask the imperfections.
  Story表示唱歌在某些方面更容易模拟，因为它往往会有长的、持续的元音，更精准的高音，掩盖瑕疵的配乐。
• Music listening inside only uses the musical score to experiences personally with the sense of hearing is very limited to the musical comprehension.
  音乐鉴赏中，凭借乐谱和听觉体验对音乐理解是相当有限的。
• Photocopies of musical score are NOT allowed to be used during the competition.
  参赛者不得使用任何乐谱影印本作比赛之用。
• Construction of a musical score in jMusic is elegant and intuitive.
  在jMusic中乐谱的结构是优雅而直观的。
• It mirrors the construction of musical scores on paper: Notes make up a phrase, phrases make up a part, and parts make up a score.
  它与纸上乐谱的结构相对应：音符构成乐句，乐句构成声部，声部构成乐谱。
• He is best known for writing the music and lyrics to Broadway musicals, including Nine in1982, and Titanic in1997, both of which won Tony Awards for best musical and best score.
  他在创作百老汇音乐剧方面非常出名，作品包括：1982年的《华丽年代》、1997年的《泰坦尼克》，两部作品都获得了托尼奖最佳音乐剧及最佳作曲。