柯林斯英汉双解大词典
madrigal /ˈmædrɪɡəl/
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N-COUNT A madrigal is a song sung by several singers without any musical instruments. Madrigals were popular in England in the sixteenth century. (无乐器伴奏的)合唱曲
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Melodiouss birds sing Madrigals.
小鸟唱着甜美的情歌。
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His other works include motets and madrigals.
他的其它作品包括赞美诗和情歌。
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Madrigals were initially concerning dramatic Settings, typically of mythology or unrequited love based on Italian poetry.
牧歌最初关于戏剧性的设置，典型的神话或单相思根据意大利的诗歌。
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If you look back over it, there was no major or minor in western music up until about sixteenth century, and then people started writing these things called madrigals, that were tied to texts.
如果回顾下历史,大家会发现直到十六世纪,西方世界才出现大调和小调,那时人们开始写一种叫做牧歌的曲子,并配上歌词
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