fermata
fermata — 名詞
1. a small curved mark written above a note, chord, or pause in a piece of music, t
延長記號
音樂中表示音符或休止符要延長的符號
a small curved mark written above a note, chord, or pause in a piece of music, telling the player or singer to hold that sound for longer than its written length; how much longer is left up to whoever is performing.
Reuben paused on the final chord because the composer had marked a fermata above it.
Reuben 在最後一個和弦上停留，因為作曲家在那上面標了延長記號。
fermata above [a chord] for held sound
The conductor lifted both hands slowly, stretching the fermata at the end of the hymn.
指揮慢慢地把雙手往上抬，把聖歌結尾的延長記號拉得更長。
stretching the fermata for performer choice
Gabriela added a fermata over the last rest so the silence would feel longer.
Gabriela 在最後一個休止符上加了延長記號，讓那段安靜感覺更久一點。
fermata over a rest (silence held)
Each singer in the choir watched Hamza for the cue to release the fermata.
合唱團裡每位歌手都盯著 Hamza，等他示意放掉延長記號。
release the fermata (collocation)
In the score, a tiny half-circle with a dot showed where Naoko should place a fermata.
樂譜上有個小小的半圓加一點，標示 Naoko 該在哪裡放上延長記號。
describes the visual symbol of a fermata
- place a fermata
- hold a fermata
- release a fermata
- fermata over a note
- fermata above a chord
- hold
informal English term used by performers for the same symbol
- pause
British musical usage for the same mark
- bird's eye
casual nickname referring to the symbol's shape
文法句型
fermata over [a note/chord/rest]
用法筆記
Frequently used with prepositions 'over' or 'above' a note, chord, or rest. Common verbs: hold, place, mark, release a fermata. Plural is usually 'fermatas' in English, though musicians sometimes use the Italian plural 'fermate'.