toccata
/tuh-kah-tuh; Italian tawk-kah-tah/US // təˈkɑ tə; Italian tɔkˈkɑ tɑ //UK // (təˈkɑːtə) //
感动,感动的,触动了,触动
Definitions
n.名词 noun
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plural toc·ca·tas, toc·ca·te [tuh-kah-tee; Italian tawk-kah-te]. /təˈkɑ ti; Italian tɔkˈkɑ tɛ/. Music.
- : a composition in the style of an improvisation, for the piano, organ, or other keyboard instrument, intended to exhibit the player's technique.
Examples
Then it grows in strength, as if to compete with the Bach Toccata.
But in Bach's hands the toccata becomes one of the noblest and most plastic of forms.
Marise fumbled among the music on the piano and pulled out what they were working on, the Toccata in D minor.
But the music was not all to the tune of “A Toccata of Galuppi's.”
I wish you would send me Handel's six fugues and the toccata and fugues by Eberlin.
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