fugal

IPA/ˈfjuːɡl/
IPA/ˈfjuːɡl/

fugal — 形容詞

  • fugalpositive
  • more fugalcomparative
  • most fugalsuperlative

1. having the form of a fugue, a kind of music in which a short tune is started by

1.形容詞C2
釋義

賦格的

具有賦格曲形式或風格的

having the form of a fugue, a kind of music in which a short tune is started by one voice or instrument and then copied and overlapped by others.

例句

Asher studied the fugal writing in Bach's organ works for his music exam.

Asher 為了音樂考試,研究了巴赫管風琴作品中的賦格寫法。

fugal + noun: describing a compositional style

The choir struggled with the fugal section, where each part enters a few beats apart.

合唱團在賦格段落卡關,因為每個聲部都相隔幾拍才進來。

fugal section of a longer piece

同義詞
  • contrapuntal

    broader; any music with independent overlapping lines, not only fugue form

  • polyphonic

    any music with several voices at once; fugal is the stricter fugue-based type

反義詞
  • homophonic

    music where one melody leads and the rest just support it

文法句型

fugal + noun

用法筆記

Almost always used before a noun (fugal writing, fugal passage, fugal finale) rather than after 'be'. Belongs to the specialist register of music analysis and academic writing about composition.

常見錯誤

The whole song felt fugal.
The whole piece had a fugal texture.
💡'fugal' describes a formal musical structure, not a vague mood, and normally sits before a noun.