battute造句

• For the Scherzo, Shapero indicates it could be taken at two measures ( battute ) or four measures.
• Graham Wade remarks that they,  employ [ ed ] both strummed and plucked styles, including battute accompaniments to songs and dances.
• Notable writings include his 1924 study of Nerone ", an article on " Mozart in Italy " from 1955, and his collected essays, " Battute d'aspetto " ( 1946 ).
• The book was a tutor as well as a songbook, containing a description of rasgueado ( Battute ) technique and accompaniment for a number of 17th century dances in alfabeto notation : ciaccona, passacaglia, gagliarda, and romanesca.
• In the preface, Foscarini gives detailed instructions about his notation and discusses three playing styles : battute ( strummed ), pizzicato ( plucked ) which he deemed more appropriate to the lute, and a mixture of the two, which he employs predominantly in the three later books.
• This includes pieces from his two earlier books, ( no copies of his Libro primo are extant ) all in the strummed style notated in alfabeto together with a third book which includes pieces in mixed " battute-pizzicato " style notated in italian lute tablature combined with alfabeto.
• At times during the piece, Beethoven specifies one downbeat every three measures perhaps because of the fast tempo with the direction " ritmo di tre battute " ( " rhythm of three beats " ), and one beat every four measures with the direction " ritmo di quattro battute " ( " rhythm of four beats " ).
• At times during the piece, Beethoven specifies one downbeat every three measures perhaps because of the fast tempo with the direction " ritmo di tre battute " ( " rhythm of three beats " ), and one beat every four measures with the direction " ritmo di quattro battute " ( " rhythm of four beats " ).