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VOCALISE - traducción al árabe

EXERCISES TO PREPARE THE VOICE FOR USE
Vocalise; Vocalises; Vocal exercise; Vocal warm up
  • Vocal warm-up demonstration from the United States Navy Band

VOCALISE         

الصفة

غِنَائِيّ

VOCALISES         

الصفة

غِنَائِيّ

صوت ملفوظ      
vocal

Definición

vocalise
[?v??k?'li:z, 'v??k?li:z]
¦ noun Music a singing exercise using individual syllables or vowel sounds to develop flexibility and control of pitch and tone.
?a vocal passage consisting of a melody without words.
¦ verb variant spelling of vocalize.

Wikipedia

Vocal warm-up

A vocal warm-up is a series of exercises meant to prepare the voice for singing, acting, or other use.

There is very little scientific data about the benefits of vocal warm-ups. Relatively few studies have researched the effects of these exercises on muscle function and even fewer have studied their effect on singing-specific outcomes.

Ejemplos de uso de VOCALISE
1. "She made an expression with her face that she was uncomfy but she did not vocalise.
2. She played to the accompaniment of Yurdakul Tchaikovsky‘s «Romance,» Rachmaninoff‘s heartwarming «Vocalise,» a «Hungarian Fantasy» by Doppler, a «Romance» from Glinka and a study by Scriabin.
3. They are Israelis." Suspicion But one man says of his Arab neighbours: "Deep inside, I think they feel good when there is a Hezbollah attack, they are happy about it." Shbita believes that, while there is little support for the war within Palestinian–Israeli society, there is a reluctance to vocalise that or to become active in the anti–war movement, for fear of being attacked.