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fortissimo

/fɔːrˈtɪs.ɪ.moʊ/

Traduction: Terme musical utilisé comme adjectif ou adverbe pour indiquer qu'un passage doit être joué très fort., Adverbe emprunté à l'italien, utilisé surtout en musique pour indiquer qu'un passage doit être joué très fort. C'est le superlatif de « forte », souvent abrégé en « ff » dans la notation musicale., Terme musical indiquant qu'un passage doit être joué fort ou très fort.

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adjective

/fɔːrˈtɪs.ɪ.moʊ/C2formalart
  • frTerme musical utilisé comme adjectif ou adverbe pour indiquer qu'un passage doit être joué très fort.

A musical term used as an adjective or adverb to indicate that a passage should be played very loudly.

  1. C1formalart

    A musical direction meaning to play or sing a passage very loudly.

    frFortissimo (indication musicale)

    • The orchestra played the final chord fortissimo.
    • The composer marked the section fortissimo for dramatic effect.
    • The conductor demanded a fortissimo from the brass section.

    Antonymespianissimopiano

Formes
  • more fortissimo comparative form
  • most fortissimo superlative form

adverb

/fɔːrˈtɪs.ɪ.məʊ/C1formalart
  • frAdverbe emprunté à l'italien, utilisé surtout en musique pour indiquer qu'un passage doit être joué très fort. C'est le superlatif de « forte », souvent abrégé en « ff » dans la notation musicale.

An adverb borrowed from Italian, used primarily in music to indicate that a passage should be played very loudly. It is the superlative form of 'forte' and is often abbreviated as 'ff' in musical notation.

  1. Very loudly in musicC1formal

    A musical direction indicating that a passage should be played with the greatest possible volume or force.

    frFortissimo (très fort)

    • The conductor instructed the orchestra to play the final chord fortissimo.
    • The piece ends with a dramatic fortissimo passage.
    • The pianist struck the keys fortissimo, filling the concert hall with sound.

    Synonymesvery loudly

    Antonymespianissimo

Formes
  • fortissimo comparative form
  • fortissimo superlative form

noun

/fɔːˈtɪs.ɪ.məʊ/B2formalart
  • frTerme musical indiquant qu'un passage doit être joué fort ou très fort.

A musical term indicating that a passage should be played loudly or very loudly.

  1. Very loud musical passageC1formalart

    A section of music that is played at the loudest dynamic level, as indicated by the notation 'ff'.

    frPassage musical très fort

    • The orchestra finished the symphony with a powerful fortissimo.
    • The conductor demanded a dramatic fortissimo from the brass section.
    • In the final movement, the piece builds to an explosive fortissimo.
  2. Dynamic marking in musicC1formalart

    An instruction in a musical score indicating that the piece should be played very loudly.

    frFortissimo (indication de nuance musicale)

    • The composer wrote fortissimo above the last chord.
    • Practicing a fortissimo requires strong breath support for wind players.
    • The pianist lifted her hands dramatically before the fortissimo crash.

    Antonymespianissimo

Formes
  • fortissimi plural form
  • fortissimos plural form
  • fortissimi' possessive plural form
  • fortissimos' possessive plural form
  • fortissimo's possessive singular form