SKU: BR.BV-480
Italian Terms from A-Z
in Music and Everyday
Life - Glossary,
Conversational Anecdotes
and Asides |.
Composed by Jutta Eckes.
Hardback. Buchverlag
Breitkopf & Hartel (Music
Books). Music pedagogy.
Book. 122 pages.
Breitkopf and Haertel #BV
480. Published by
Breitkopf and Haertel
(BR.BV-480).
ISBN
9783765104800. 8.5 x 8.5
inches.
German.
Allegro,
adagio, piano, crescendo
... No one dealing with
music - laypeople or
professionals - can avoid
Italian. ITALLEGRO lists,
translates, explains, and
supplements some 400
Italian musical terms. It
aims to broaden the view
of the language in an
entertaining way and to
arouse interest in
Italian, such as, for
example, in the origin of
a word or its use in
everyday language. Lots
of terms give rise to
surprising insights.
Storielle relates little
stories about one or the
other musical concept.
You'll read, for example,
about Handel's famous
Largo, or why caution
should be exercised in
using the Italian word
for horn. In the
Vetrinette = little show
window, information about
various topics shows up
at a glance: What are
notes and intervals
called in Italian or
Italian operas in German,
for instance?
Pronunciation is also not
neglected: The most
important rules you'll
find in the book, and the
vast majority of words,
you'll hear spoken here
for
download.
Allegro,
adagio, piano, crescendo
… No one dealing
with music - laypeople or
professionals - can avoid
Italian. ITALLEGRO lists,
translates, explains, and
supplements some 400
Italian musical
terms.
