divertimento
divertimento — 名詞
1. a short, cheerful classical composition — typically scored for just a handful of
嬉遊曲
短小、輕鬆、供小型樂團演奏的古典樂曲
a short, cheerful classical composition — typically scored for just a handful of instruments — whose aim is to amuse the listener rather than to explore deep feeling.
Mozart wrote his most famous divertimento for a small string ensemble in Salzburg.
Mozart 在薩爾斯堡為一個小型弦樂團寫了他最有名的嬉遊曲。
a divertimento for + [ensemble]
The Sunday concert opened with a cheerful divertimento by Haydn, and the audience smiled throughout.
週日的音樂會以 Haydn 一首輕快的嬉遊曲開場,觀眾從頭到尾都帶著微笑。
a divertimento by + [composer]
Élise chose a short divertimento as the encore because the crowd looked tired and ready to go home.
Élise 選了一首短小的嬉遊曲當安可曲,因為觀眾看起來累了、想回家了。
a short divertimento as an encore
The young violinists rehearsed a Mozart divertimento every Friday in the school hall.
那群年輕的小提琴手每週五都在學校禮堂排練一首 Mozart 的嬉遊曲。
rehearse + a divertimento
Critics described the new work as a delightful divertimento rather than a serious symphony.
樂評把這首新作品形容為一首令人愉悅的嬉遊曲,而不是一首嚴肅的交響曲。
contrast: a divertimento vs a serious symphony
- a divertimento for strings
- a Mozart divertimento
- perform a divertimento
- open with a divertimento
文法句型
a divertimento by [composer]
a divertimento in [key]
用法筆記
Always countable; commonly paired with a composer name ('a Mozart divertimento') or an instrument group ('for strings', 'for wind quintet'). The plural in formal writing is sometimes 'divertimenti' (Italian) but 'divertimentos' is also accepted.
常見錯誤
同根字
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- string divertimento
- wind divertimento
- Mozart divertimento
常用片語
- a light divertimento
- a short divertimento
- open with a divertimento
介系詞搭配
- for [an ensemble]
- by [a composer]
- in [a key]