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I must have left my music on the piano.我一定是把我的乐谱落在了钢琴上。The book firm has been branching out into selling music and records.这家书店在开拓出售乐谱和唱片的新业务。The orchestra hired her because she could sight-read even the most difficult scores.交响乐团雇用了她，因为她能直接看谱演奏，即便是难度最大的乐谱。He plays the violin very well but can't actually read music.他小提琴拉得很好，但其实他看不懂乐谱。She read through pages and pages of the music I had brought her.她一页一页地翻看我带给她的乐谱。He recognizes enough notation to be able to follow a score.他认得足够多的乐符，看懂乐谱不成问题。Sometimes she played from memory, sometimes from music.她演奏有时凭记忆，有时看乐谱。With the Suzuki method, a child is trained to play by ear at an early age without any written music.按铃木教学法，小儿不需乐谱只凭耳朵学习如何演奏。He played the piece without music.他没用乐谱直接演奏了这一作品。Sometimes, conductors have to commit complete scores to memory.有时候，指挥得把整个乐谱全都牢记在心里。Bell inflected the musical line and varied his tone, his vibrato and his phrasing with a degree of imagination.贝尔以其想象力将乐谱转调，使音色、颤音和乐句划分变化多样。She usually plays the guitar by ear, rather than reading the music.他通常凭记忆来弹吉他，而不是靠看乐谱。There was some music open on the music stand.乐谱架上有打开的乐谱。The violinist was extemporizing instead of following the score.小提琴手不按照乐谱而是即兴演奏。Can you read decimals/music/Braille?你能认小数/乐谱/盲文吗？He's created a purely instrumental score.他已经编写出一首纯器乐的乐谱。Ellie sightread the piece.埃莉看着乐谱演唱了那首歌。She plays the piano entirely by ear.他演奏钢琴完全凭听觉记忆，不用乐谱。 |