Definition of ondes martenot in English:

ondes martenot

nounɒ̃d ˈmɑːt(ə)nəʊɔ̃d maʀtəno

Music

An electronic keyboard producing one note of variable pitch.
〔乐〕马特诺电子琴
Example sentencesExamples
- This 20-minute suite contains a prominent role for ondes martenot.
- The composer has all but been forgotten, but the ondes martenot continues to startle and seduce listeners with its feverish swoopings and shimmerings, thanks largely to the tireless promotion of its leading exponent, Jeanne Loriod.
- Messiaen also produced one of the first orchestral scores incorporating an electronic instrument, the ondes martenot: his Turangalîla-symphonie.
- My part is a cold delayed synth part that sounds not unlike Jonny's work with the ondes martenot on the lastest radiohead gubbins.
- Rarely heard instruments, notably the ondes martenot, produce colorful, sonorous, and wild tones.

Origin

1950s: from French ondes musicales, literally 'musical waves' (the original name of the instrument) and the name of Maurice Martenot (1898–1980), its French inventor.

单词	ondes martenot
释义	Definition of ondes martenot in English: ondes martenot nounɒ̃d ˈmɑːt(ə)nəʊɔ̃d maʀtəno Music An electronic keyboard producing one note of variable pitch. 〔乐〕马特诺电子琴 Example sentencesExamples This 20-minute suite contains a prominent role for ondes martenot. The composer has all but been forgotten, but the ondes martenot continues to startle and seduce listeners with its feverish swoopings and shimmerings, thanks largely to the tireless promotion of its leading exponent, Jeanne Loriod. Messiaen also produced one of the first orchestral scores incorporating an electronic instrument, the ondes martenot: his Turangalîla-symphonie. My part is a cold delayed synth part that sounds not unlike Jonny's work with the ondes martenot on the lastest radiohead gubbins. Rarely heard instruments, notably the ondes martenot, produce colorful, sonorous, and wild tones. Origin 1950s: from French ondes musicales, literally 'musical waves' (the original name of the instrument) and the name of Maurice Martenot (1898–1980), its French inventor.
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