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基本例句
🍸Gluseppe Tartini 塔蒂尼1692-1770,意大利提琴家、作曲家、音乐理论家
According to his contemporaries, when Tartini heard a violinist who played well, but formally, he remarked, “ It's beautiful, it's difficult, but it says nothing to the heart.”
据他的同时代人，当塔尔蒂尼听到小提琴家谁踢得很好，但在形式上，他说：“这是美丽的，它的困难，可是，却没有心脏。” cnstrad
However, following the spirit of the times and his own esthetic convictions, Tartini went further than Corelli.
然而，随着时代的精神信念和他自己的审美，塔尔蒂尼比科雷利走得更远。 cnstrad
In spite of the influence of vocal art that we have already noted, the song-like qualities of the Tartini style of bowing had their own instrumental specific features.
注意到尽管在声乐艺术的影响，我们已经，他们自己的乐器特点的歌曲，像素质的塔尔蒂尼风格鞠躬了。 cnstrad
It is of interest to note that Tartini achieved this exceptional expression in his performance, according to some accounts, with a relatively soft tone and with a comparatively limited use of vibrato.
这是颤音感兴趣地注意到，塔蒂尼在取得这一特殊表达他的表现，根据使用一些账户，相对较软的语调较为有限和。 cnstrad
There is no doubt but that Tartini stood for the truest expression of the beauty of violin playing, for the best example of style, in the broadest sense of the word, of his epoch.
毫无疑问，但塔尔蒂尼主张小提琴演奏最真实的表达了美，为的风格最好的例子，在这个词最广泛意义上的时代，他的。 cnstrad
Tartini did not simply sing on the violin, he sang expressively.
塔蒂尼不是简单地唱歌拉小提琴，他唱意味深长。 cnstrad |