vite

vite — 副詞

1. a word written on a piece of sheet music that tells the musician to play the fol

1.副詞C1
釋義

快而活潑

音樂標記，指示快速而有活力地演奏

a word written on a piece of sheet music that tells the musician to play the following passage at a fast speed with energy and liveliness.

例句

The conductor marked the final section of the symphony 'vite' for an exciting finish.

指揮家在交響曲的最後一個段落標上「vite」，以營造令人振奮的結尾。

marks a passage with 'vite' to change tempo

Eli played the sonata's closing bars at a vite tempo, just as the score required.

Eli 按照樂譜要求，以快速的節奏演奏了奏鳴曲的尾聲。

常見搭配
  • marked vite
  • played vite
  • written vite
  • vite passage
  • vite tempo
  • vite section
同義詞
  • vivace

    also means lively, but suggests a bright, spirited character rather than extreme speed

  • allegro

    a more common tempo marking meaning fast and cheerful; vite is generally quicker than allegro

  • presto

    means very fast; presto is faster than vite and may lack the 'lively' nuance

反義詞
  • lento

    means slowly, at a walking pace — the opposite of vite's energy and speed

  • adagio

    means slow and stately, directly contrasting with vite's quick, lively character

文法句型

vite is written at the start of a passage to set the tempo

play + [section] + vite

用法筆記

Vite is an Italian word used in Western classical music scores. It frequently appears alongside other Italian tempo and expression markings (e.g., 'vite e leggiero' — fast and light). The related marking 'vivace' indicates a similarly lively feel but at a slightly more moderate speed.

常見錯誤

She played the piece andante vite.
She played the piece allegro molto, then switched to vite for the finale.
'andante' (walking pace) and 'vite' (fast) are opposite tempo markings and should not be combined.

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常用片語

  • marked vite
  • played vite
  • written vite