cadenza

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ca·den·za /kəˈdenzə/ noun [countable] technical  APMa difficult part of a long piece of music, which a performer plays alone in order to show his or her skill 华彩乐段〔乐曲中展现表演者技巧的独奏乐段〕

Examples from the Corpus

cadenza• Lunchtime on a day in June, cadenza in the rising wind: is there anything wrong with a one-man band?• If you look at it within that context, these cadenzas by Leppard are rather conventional.• Indeed there are no really weak moments vocally, although I am not convinced by the style of all the vocal cadenzas.Origin cadenza (1700-1800) Italian → CADENCE

ca·den·za nounChineseSyllable  

piece of Corpus which a part of music, long difficult a a

cadenza
ca‧den‧za /kəˈdenzə/ noun [countable] technicala difficult part of a long piece of music, which a performer plays alone in order to show his or her skill

ca·denzaBrE /kəˈdenzə/ 🔊NAmE /kəˈdenzə/ 🔊 noun(music 音乐, from Italian) a short passage, usually near the end of a piece of classical music, which is played or sung by the soloist alone, and intended to show the performer's skill 华彩段，华彩乐段（通常在古典乐曲结尾，以突显独唱或独奏演员的技巧）(SAfrE) if sb has a cadenza, they react suddenly and angrily to sth, especially in a way that seems unreasonable or humorous （尤指无端的或滑稽的）暴怒，大发雷霆