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Lithuanian to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Music | |||||||
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4 +1 | incompete bar /incomplete measure (at the end of a musical piece) |
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4 -1 | off-beat |
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3 -1 | up-beat |
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up-beat Explanation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upbeat |
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off-beat Explanation: Also known as: anacrusis; pickup; pickup measure; up-beat; upbeat |
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incompete bar /incomplete measure (at the end of a musical piece) Explanation: incompete bar / incomplete measure (at the end of a musical piece) Prieštakčio - 'anacrusis' - ir užtakčio - 'incomplete bar/measure at the end' - vertė lygi pilnam taktui. Pavyzdžiui, jei yra keturių ketvirtinių metras, ir prieštaktyje yra viena ketvirtinė, tai užtaktyje bus trys ketvirtinės. Tačiau šiuolaikinėje muzikoje ši taisyklė nebėra labai svarbi. Incomplete Measures Incomplete measures, also known as incomplete bars, are measures at the beginning or end of a piece of music, or of a section of music, that contain fewer beats than the time signature requires. For example, a song with a 4/4 time signature might begin with only one quarter note in the first bar (instead of four). Composers typically balance off incomplete bars by including one at the beginning and one at the end end of a piece or section. The two bars together add up to the proper number of beats that a regular measure should contain according to the time signature. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 7 val. (2008-04-30 16:39:29 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Labai atsiprašau, pirmasis žodis turi būti 'incomplete' Reference: http://www.dolmetsch.com/musictheory4.htm#incomplete Reference: http://www.quamut.com/quamut/reading_music/page/how_to_read_... |
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