scherzo 的定义
plural scher·zos, scher·zi [skert-see]. /ˈskɛrt si/. Music.
- a movement or passage of light or playful character, especially as the second or third movement of a sonata or a symphony.
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- They had to make decisions, like determining whether a sketch indicated the starting point of a scherzo, which is a very lively part of the symphony, typically in the third movement.
- The Scherzo is neither good nor bad; the trio is so innocent that it would be almost too infantile for a Sniegourotchka.
- A note in his handwriting states that they were addressed to no one in particular, and that they were merely a poetical scherzo.
- And then what does that irritating Lætitia Wilson do but say suddenly, "I'm quite ready for the scherzo, dear, if you are."
- A very familiar, yet always fresh and intensely interesting composition is this scherzo.
- Themes for the Allegro, Andante and Scherzo are found in sketchbooks belonging, at the very latest, to the years 1800 and 1801.