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sforzando

/sfɔːˈtsæn.dəʊ/

Traduction: Terme musical indiquant qu'une note ou un accord doit être joué avec un accent fort et soudain, ou une attaque brusque.

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noun

/sfɔːˈtsæn.dəʊ/C2formalart
  • frTerme musical indiquant qu'une note ou un accord doit être joué avec un accent fort et soudain, ou une attaque brusque.

A musical notation indicating that a note or chord should be played with a strong, sudden accent or forceful initial attack.

  1. Accented chordC2formalart

    A chord that is played with a sudden, strong emphasis or accent.

    frAccord sforzando

    • The conductor signaled for a powerful sforzando from the brass section.
    • The piece ends with a dramatic sforzando chord.
    • The orchestra executed the sforzando with perfect precision.
  2. Musical notationC2formalart

    A notation written above a note or chord, indicating that it is to be played with a strong initial attack, often abbreviated as 'sfz'.

    frSforzando (notation musicale)

    • The composer placed a sforzando mark above the final note.
    • The pianist emphasized the sforzando in the third movement.
    • In the score, the sforzando is indicated by the abbreviation 'sfz'.
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  • sforzandos plural form
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