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Apr 14, 2009 13:06
15 yrs ago
English term
bare/open 5th
English to Spanish
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Music
Music analysis
String Quartet No. 8, op. 110 - Movement I (bars 1-55) by D Shostakovich.
Structure:
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Bar 23: harmonised version of the DSCH motive involving the following chords: C minor - dominant, Eb minor chord F minor chord and dominant; the dominant chord at bar 25 is embellished with a b9-8 suspension - Ab-G over the G in the violin II. This harmonisation of the DSCH motive resolves onto the tonic in C minor - simple ***bare 5th***: C and G.
[...]
Bar 46: DSCH motive presented in the cello, resolving at bar 50 with ***open 5th***: C and G, with violing I and violin II imitating one another with the C-G-G-Ab-G pattern.
I think "open 5th" and "bare 5th" both refer to the same concept. How would you translate it?
Structure:
[...]
Bar 23: harmonised version of the DSCH motive involving the following chords: C minor - dominant, Eb minor chord F minor chord and dominant; the dominant chord at bar 25 is embellished with a b9-8 suspension - Ab-G over the G in the violin II. This harmonisation of the DSCH motive resolves onto the tonic in C minor - simple ***bare 5th***: C and G.
[...]
Bar 46: DSCH motive presented in the cello, resolving at bar 50 with ***open 5th***: C and G, with violing I and violin II imitating one another with the C-G-G-Ab-G pattern.
I think "open 5th" and "bare 5th" both refer to the same concept. How would you translate it?
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
5 -1 | la 5a cuerda tocada "abierta" o al aire | G3RMAN D3LAR05A |
4 | quinta justa | Rodrigo Castillo H. |
3 | quinto compás (mi menor) abierto (o aleatorio) | nahuelhuapi |
Proposed translations
-1
1 hr
la 5a cuerda tocada "abierta" o al aire
se refiere a tocar la cuerda sin hacer ninguna "pisada" sobre el diapasón
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Note added at 4 hrs (2009-04-14 17:47:46 GMT)
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podría no ser la 5a cuerda, sino la 5a nota....
:)
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Note added at 4 hrs (2009-04-14 17:47:46 GMT)
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podría no ser la 5a cuerda, sino la 5a nota....
:)
Peer comment(s):
disagree |
Helena Cuñado
: ¡No puede ser la quinta cuerda al aire, un chelo sólo tiene CUATRO cuerdas!!!!!!!
3 hrs
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ah caray!! es verdad.... yo estaba pensando en el diapasón de la guitarra... :(
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6 hrs
quinto compás (mi menor) abierto (o aleatorio)
Fijate si te sirve. ¡Suerte!
10 hrs
quinta justa
Es el intervalo musical compuesto por tres tonos y un semitono (por ejemplo, el que hay entre do y sol).
Discussion
Sinónimos: uncovered , naked , nude , open
Por eso yo me fui con la definición de la nota "abierta" o "al aire" pero tienes razón, un cello solo tiene 4 cuerdas