Definition of dolce in English:

dolce

adjective & adverbˈdɒltʃeɪ

Music

(especially as a direction) sweetly and softly.
〔乐〕（尤作演奏演唱指示）甜美柔和地（的）
Example sentencesExamples
- The third of a triad may be emphasized above its root or fifth to create a ‘sweeter’ quality in a dolce passage.
- So the question is: Can flutes play dolce music?
- Though marked pianissimo and dolce, Piano I intensifies the accompaniment of the bell effects.
- My next solo was also marked piano dolce.
- The piano is often in the leading parts, and the accompanying parts play piano dolce, that's almost an entire degree softer, on the way to pianissimo.

Origin

Italian, literally 'sweet'.

Definition of dolce in US English:

dolce

adverb & adjectiveˈdōlCHā

Music

(especially as a direction) sweetly and softly.
〔乐〕（尤作演奏演唱指示）甜美柔和地（的）
Example sentencesExamples
- My next solo was also marked piano dolce.
- The piano is often in the leading parts, and the accompanying parts play piano dolce, that's almost an entire degree softer, on the way to pianissimo.
- So the question is: Can flutes play dolce music?
- Though marked pianissimo and dolce, Piano I intensifies the accompaniment of the bell effects.
- The third of a triad may be emphasized above its root or fifth to create a ‘sweeter’ quality in a dolce passage.

Origin

Italian, literally ‘sweet’.

单词	dolce
释义	Definition of dolce in English: dolce adjective & adverbˈdɒltʃeɪ Music (especially as a direction) sweetly and softly. 〔乐〕（尤作演奏演唱指示）甜美柔和地（的） Example sentencesExamples The third of a triad may be emphasized above its root or fifth to create a ‘sweeter’ quality in a dolce passage. So the question is: Can flutes play dolce music? Though marked pianissimo and dolce, Piano I intensifies the accompaniment of the bell effects. My next solo was also marked piano dolce. The piano is often in the leading parts, and the accompanying parts play piano dolce, that's almost an entire degree softer, on the way to pianissimo. Origin Italian, literally 'sweet'. Definition of dolce in US English: dolce adverb & adjectiveˈdōlCHā Music (especially as a direction) sweetly and softly. 〔乐〕（尤作演奏演唱指示）甜美柔和地（的） Example sentencesExamples My next solo was also marked piano dolce. The piano is often in the leading parts, and the accompanying parts play piano dolce, that's almost an entire degree softer, on the way to pianissimo. So the question is: Can flutes play dolce music? Though marked pianissimo and dolce, Piano I intensifies the accompaniment of the bell effects. The third of a triad may be emphasized above its root or fifth to create a ‘sweeter’ quality in a dolce passage. Origin Italian, literally ‘sweet’.
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