Definition of vocalise in English:

vocalise

nounˈvəʊkəliːzˌvəʊkəˈliːzˌvōkəˈlēz

Music

1A singing exercise using individual syllables or vowel sounds to develop flexibility and control of pitch and tone.
〔乐〕练声
Example sentencesExamples
- From another direction came the most exquisite vocalises; Paul was warming up.
- You will learn and memorize eight to ten songs of increasing difficulty per semester and possibly more, in addition to getting greater benefit out of your vocalises.
- You likely will be able to develop a comprehensive warm-up routine and work on various vocalises, études or vocal methods, called ‘vocal study.’
1. 1.1 A vocal passage consisting of a melody without words.
  练声曲
  the second movement is in the spirit of a vocalise
  第二乐章实质是一种练声曲。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Nielsen introduces two solo voices singing a wordless vocalise in the glorious slow movement.
  There are two vocal items, a wordless vocalise with flute and guitar and a trenchant, highly effective group of eight Haiku, a minute each.
  The vocalise extends through all four sections, to be taken up by the entire Kremerata Baltica (with crunching organ chords!) in the finale.
  Josh listened in awe as she sang the vocalise at the end.
  Like most of Grainger's vocalises, the voice sings its own counter-tune, rather than double anything in the accompaniment.

verbˈvəʊkəliːzˌvəʊkəˈliːz

variant spelling of vocalize

Rhymes

delocalize, focalize

Definition of vocalise in US English:

vocalise

nounˌvōkəˈlēz

Music

1A singing exercise using individual syllables or vowel sounds to develop flexibility and control of pitch and tone.
〔乐〕练声
Example sentencesExamples
- From another direction came the most exquisite vocalises; Paul was warming up.
- You will learn and memorize eight to ten songs of increasing difficulty per semester and possibly more, in addition to getting greater benefit out of your vocalises.
- You likely will be able to develop a comprehensive warm-up routine and work on various vocalises, études or vocal methods, called ‘vocal study.’
1. 1.1 A vocal passage consisting of a melody without words.
  练声曲
  the second movement is in the spirit of a vocalise
  第二乐章实质是一种练声曲。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Josh listened in awe as she sang the vocalise at the end.
  Like most of Grainger's vocalises, the voice sings its own counter-tune, rather than double anything in the accompaniment.
  There are two vocal items, a wordless vocalise with flute and guitar and a trenchant, highly effective group of eight Haiku, a minute each.
  The vocalise extends through all four sections, to be taken up by the entire Kremerata Baltica (with crunching organ chords!) in the finale.
  Nielsen introduces two solo voices singing a wordless vocalise in the glorious slow movement.

单词	vocalise
释义	Definition of vocalise in English: vocalise nounˈvəʊkəliːzˌvəʊkəˈliːzˌvōkəˈlēz Music 1A singing exercise using individual syllables or vowel sounds to develop flexibility and control of pitch and tone. 〔乐〕练声 Example sentencesExamples From another direction came the most exquisite vocalises; Paul was warming up. You will learn and memorize eight to ten songs of increasing difficulty per semester and possibly more, in addition to getting greater benefit out of your vocalises. You likely will be able to develop a comprehensive warm-up routine and work on various vocalises, études or vocal methods, called ‘vocal study.’ 1.1 A vocal passage consisting of a melody without words. 练声曲 the second movement is in the spirit of a vocalise 第二乐章实质是一种练声曲。 Example sentencesExamples Nielsen introduces two solo voices singing a wordless vocalise in the glorious slow movement. There are two vocal items, a wordless vocalise with flute and guitar and a trenchant, highly effective group of eight Haiku, a minute each. The vocalise extends through all four sections, to be taken up by the entire Kremerata Baltica (with crunching organ chords!) in the finale. Josh listened in awe as she sang the vocalise at the end. Like most of Grainger's vocalises, the voice sings its own counter-tune, rather than double anything in the accompaniment. verbˈvəʊkəliːzˌvəʊkəˈliːz variant spelling of vocalize Rhymes delocalize, focalize Definition of vocalise in US English: vocalise nounˌvōkəˈlēz Music 1A singing exercise using individual syllables or vowel sounds to develop flexibility and control of pitch and tone. 〔乐〕练声 Example sentencesExamples From another direction came the most exquisite vocalises; Paul was warming up. You will learn and memorize eight to ten songs of increasing difficulty per semester and possibly more, in addition to getting greater benefit out of your vocalises. You likely will be able to develop a comprehensive warm-up routine and work on various vocalises, études or vocal methods, called ‘vocal study.’ 1.1 A vocal passage consisting of a melody without words. 练声曲 the second movement is in the spirit of a vocalise 第二乐章实质是一种练声曲。 Example sentencesExamples Josh listened in awe as she sang the vocalise at the end. Like most of Grainger's vocalises, the voice sings its own counter-tune, rather than double anything in the accompaniment. There are two vocal items, a wordless vocalise with flute and guitar and a trenchant, highly effective group of eight Haiku, a minute each. The vocalise extends through all four sections, to be taken up by the entire Kremerata Baltica (with crunching organ chords!) in the finale. Nielsen introduces two solo voices singing a wordless vocalise in the glorious slow movement.
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