Definition of mezzo forte in English:

mezzo forte

adjective & adverb

Music

(especially as a direction) moderately loud.
（尤作演奏演唱指示）中强的（地）
Example sentencesExamples
- Although singing most of the time only mezzo forte, his pronunciation is good, his coloraturas flow weightlessly and his piano is clear and sure.
- Forty sting players - each playing pianissimo - will collectively sound nearly mezzo forte.
- The feathery pianissimo lightness in the upper strings against the mezzo forte melody lower down is perfectly weighted.

noun

mass nounMusic

A moderately high volume.
中强音
Example sentencesExamples
- Fortissimo is louder than forte and mezzo forte, but don't bang; it'll… destroy the music completely.
- One must differentiate voices within any dynamic, so it follows that supporting lines in fortissimo passages likely will not be played above mezzo forte or forte.
- It sounds like he has one of those voices that can be controlled at full force, but that becomes unpredictable and unmanageable at mezzo forte or softer.
- In their place are grating, electronic arrangements that never get below a mezzo forte.
- In Mahler there are unison passages between clarinets and violas in which the clarinets are marked mezzo forte crescendo to fortissimo and the violas are marked fortissimo diminuendo to mezzo forte - all on the same note.

Definition of mezzo forte in US English:

mezzo forte

adjective & adverbˌmedzō

Music

(especially as a direction) moderately loud.
（尤作演奏演唱指示）中强的（地）
Example sentencesExamples
- Although singing most of the time only mezzo forte, his pronunciation is good, his coloraturas flow weightlessly and his piano is clear and sure.
- Forty sting players - each playing pianissimo - will collectively sound nearly mezzo forte.
- The feathery pianissimo lightness in the upper strings against the mezzo forte melody lower down is perfectly weighted.

nounˌmedzō

Music

A moderately high volume of sound.
中强音
Example sentencesExamples
- It sounds like he has one of those voices that can be controlled at full force, but that becomes unpredictable and unmanageable at mezzo forte or softer.
- In their place are grating, electronic arrangements that never get below a mezzo forte.
- In Mahler there are unison passages between clarinets and violas in which the clarinets are marked mezzo forte crescendo to fortissimo and the violas are marked fortissimo diminuendo to mezzo forte - all on the same note.
- One must differentiate voices within any dynamic, so it follows that supporting lines in fortissimo passages likely will not be played above mezzo forte or forte.
- Fortissimo is louder than forte and mezzo forte, but don't bang; it'll… destroy the music completely.

单词	mezzo forte
释义	Definition of mezzo forte in English: mezzo forte adjective & adverb Music (especially as a direction) moderately loud. （尤作演奏演唱指示）中强的（地） Example sentencesExamples Although singing most of the time only mezzo forte, his pronunciation is good, his coloraturas flow weightlessly and his piano is clear and sure. Forty sting players - each playing pianissimo - will collectively sound nearly mezzo forte. The feathery pianissimo lightness in the upper strings against the mezzo forte melody lower down is perfectly weighted. noun mass nounMusic A moderately high volume. 中强音 Example sentencesExamples Fortissimo is louder than forte and mezzo forte, but don't bang; it'll… destroy the music completely. One must differentiate voices within any dynamic, so it follows that supporting lines in fortissimo passages likely will not be played above mezzo forte or forte. It sounds like he has one of those voices that can be controlled at full force, but that becomes unpredictable and unmanageable at mezzo forte or softer. In their place are grating, electronic arrangements that never get below a mezzo forte. In Mahler there are unison passages between clarinets and violas in which the clarinets are marked mezzo forte crescendo to fortissimo and the violas are marked fortissimo diminuendo to mezzo forte - all on the same note. Definition of mezzo forte in US English: mezzo forte adjective & adverbˌmedzō Music (especially as a direction) moderately loud. （尤作演奏演唱指示）中强的（地） Example sentencesExamples Although singing most of the time only mezzo forte, his pronunciation is good, his coloraturas flow weightlessly and his piano is clear and sure. Forty sting players - each playing pianissimo - will collectively sound nearly mezzo forte. The feathery pianissimo lightness in the upper strings against the mezzo forte melody lower down is perfectly weighted. nounˌmedzō Music A moderately high volume of sound. 中强音 Example sentencesExamples It sounds like he has one of those voices that can be controlled at full force, but that becomes unpredictable and unmanageable at mezzo forte or softer. In their place are grating, electronic arrangements that never get below a mezzo forte. In Mahler there are unison passages between clarinets and violas in which the clarinets are marked mezzo forte crescendo to fortissimo and the violas are marked fortissimo diminuendo to mezzo forte - all on the same note. One must differentiate voices within any dynamic, so it follows that supporting lines in fortissimo passages likely will not be played above mezzo forte or forte. Fortissimo is louder than forte and mezzo forte, but don't bang; it'll… destroy the music completely.
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