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cadenza

/kəˈden.zə/

Traduction: Passage soliste brillant et virtuose, généralement improvisé ou écrit dans un style improvisé, apparaissant vers la fin d'un mouvement d'une œuvre musicale.

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noun

/kəˈden.zə/C1formalart
  • frPassage soliste brillant et virtuose, généralement improvisé ou écrit dans un style improvisé, apparaissant vers la fin d'un mouvement d'une œuvre musicale.

A brilliant, virtuosic solo passage, typically improvised or written in an improvisatory style, occurring near the end of a movement in a musical composition.

  1. Musical solo passageC1formalart

    A virtuosic and often improvised solo passage, typically near the end of a movement in a concerto, designed to showcase the performer's skill.

    frCadence (dans un concerto)

    • The violinist played a breathtaking cadenza that left the audience in awe.
    • Mozart's concertos often include a written-out cadenza for the soloist.
    • The pianist improvised a brilliant cadenza during the performance.
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