Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
backphrasing
Russian translation:
опережение ритма
Added to glossary by
Dimo
Aug 21, 2002 18:11
21 yrs ago
English term
backphrasing
English to Russian
Art/Literary
Music
music
It's a musical term, and unfortunately all the dictionaries I got near at hand fail to give the translation and I even don't dispose of an explanation. Hoping for your help. Thank you in advance.
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18 mins
Michael Tovbin
United States
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опережение ритма (рваный ритм)
being ahead of the beat (i.e. earlier -which is why it's sometimes called backphrasing)
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Comment: "Thank you this must be it, 'cos it fits in the situations I heard it said. This word haunted me for a pretty long time. Thanks again. Good luck."
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Natasha Stoyanova
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см. ниже
Некоторые находки:
1.Rhythm operates within the framework of metre. Metre without rhythm is a bit like going to book shop and saying "Can I have a book that's seven centimetres thick please?" Even though we often talk about "rhythmic accuracy" or "keeping rhythm", rhythm is usually everything that happens apart from the main beats of the metre. Thus, a really expressive jazz singer will be usually ahead of the beat (i.e. earlier - which is why it's sometimes called backphrasing), using subtle microtimings that give an illusion of being totally free of constraint, while remaining within a metric framework.
Справки: http://www.jsmusic.org.uk/music/metre_index.html.
2. Backphrasing----------means: someone will be singing out of time.
From the glossary of Cabaret/Broadway words and phrases that have been translated into standard musician language.
Справки: http://www.rondavisson.com/jokes3.html.
Надеюсь, поможет. Удачи!
1.Rhythm operates within the framework of metre. Metre without rhythm is a bit like going to book shop and saying "Can I have a book that's seven centimetres thick please?" Even though we often talk about "rhythmic accuracy" or "keeping rhythm", rhythm is usually everything that happens apart from the main beats of the metre. Thus, a really expressive jazz singer will be usually ahead of the beat (i.e. earlier - which is why it's sometimes called backphrasing), using subtle microtimings that give an illusion of being totally free of constraint, while remaining within a metric framework.
Справки: http://www.jsmusic.org.uk/music/metre_index.html.
2. Backphrasing----------means: someone will be singing out of time.
From the glossary of Cabaret/Broadway words and phrases that have been translated into standard musician language.
Справки: http://www.rondavisson.com/jokes3.html.
Надеюсь, поможет. Удачи!
54 mins
backphrasing: Playing the melody so that it lags behind the beat.
backphrasing: Playing the melody so that it lags behind the beat. Most of the
melody will seem to be ЂlateЂ but it will end up at the same place by the last note!
http://harp.rounder.com/rounder/catalog/bylabel/roun/1/11576...
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Note added at 2002-08-21 23:28:50 (GMT)
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The above phrase is the exact quote from the (dictionary) site
melody will seem to be ЂlateЂ but it will end up at the same place by the last note!
http://harp.rounder.com/rounder/catalog/bylabel/roun/1/11576...
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Note added at 2002-08-21 23:28:50 (GMT)
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The above phrase is the exact quote from the (dictionary) site
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1 hr
Mark Vaintroub
Canada
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Синкопирование, синкопировать
Скорее всего речь идет именно об этом - то есть о ритмическом смещении, что характерно для джазовой музыки.
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Note added at 2002-08-21 19:36:17 (GMT)
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Хотя чаще всего синкопирование - это ритмическое опрежение
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Note added at 2002-08-21 19:36:17 (GMT)
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Хотя чаще всего синкопирование - это ритмическое опрежение
Peer comment(s):
| neutral |
Michael Tovbin
: syncopation - a temporary displacement of the regular metrical accent in music caused typically by stressing the weak beat?
21 mins
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| agree |
Vera Fluhr (X)
: Опять мы мыслим в унисон! Первое что пришло в голову.
3 hrs
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