Dictionary / Wörterbuch (BEOLINGUS, TU Chemnitz)

Übersicht / overview

	Musiktheorie {f}	Music theory

	Tongeschlecht {n}	scale
	Tonart {f}	key
	Dur {n}	major
	Moll {n}	minor
	Stück in F-Dur	piece in F major
	Violinkonzert Nummer 4 a-Moll	violin concerto Number 4 in A minor
	Tonleiter {f}	scale
	C-Dur-Tonleiter {f}	scale of C major

	Tonhöhen {pl}; Tonstufen {pl}	pitches
	C	C
	Cis	C sharp
	Ces	C flat
	Cisis	C double sharp
	Ceses	C double flat
	D	D
	Dis	D sharp
	Des	D flat
	Disis	D double sharp
	Deses	D double flat
	E	E
	Eis	E sharp
	Es	E flat
	Eisis	E double sharp
	Eses	E double flat
	F	F
	Fis	F sharp
	Fes	F flat
	Fisis	F double sharp
	Feses	F double flat
	G	G
	Gis	G sharp
	Ges	G flat
	Gisis	G double sharp
	Geses	G double flat
	A	A
	Ais	A sharp
	As	A flat
	Aisis	A double sharp
	Ases	A double flat
	H	B
	His	B sharp
	B	B flat
	Hisis	B double sharp
	Heses	B double flat

	ganze Note {f}	whole note [Am.]; semibreve [Br.]
	halbe Note {f}	half note [Am.]; minim [Br.]
	Viertelnote {f}	quarter note [Am.]; crotchet [Br.]
	Achtelnote {f}	eighth note [Am.]; quaver [Br.]
	Sechzehntelnote {f}	sixteenth note [Am.]; semiquaver [Br.]

	Pause {f}	rest
	ganze Pause {f}	whole-note rest [Am.]; semibreve rest [Br.]
	halbe Pause {f}	half-note rest [Am.]; minim rest [Br.]
	Viertelpause {f}	quarter-note rest [Am.]; crotchet rest [Br.]
	Achtelpause {f}	eighth-note rest [Am.]; quaver rest [Br.]

	Stimmlagen {pl}	voices
	Sopran {m}	soprano
	Mezzosopran {m}	mezzosoprano
	Alt {m}	alto; contralto
	Tenor {m}	tenor
	Bariton {m}	baritone
	Bass {m}	bass
	Sopranistin {f}	soprano singer
	Altstimme	alto voice
	Basspartie {f}	bass part

	Notenschlüssel {m}	clef
	Violinschlüssel {m}	treble clef
	Bassschlüssel {m}	bass clef
	Notenlinien {pl}	stave; lines (of a stave)

	Akkord {m}	chord
	Dreiklang {m}	triad
	Tonika {f}	tonic
	Dominante {f}	dominant
	Subdominante {f}	subdominant
	Mollakkord {m}	minor chord

	Intervalle {pl}	intervals
	Prime {f}	keynote; tone
	Sekunde {f}	second
	Terz {f}	third
	Quarte {f}	fourth
	Quinte {f}	fifth
	Sexte {f}	sixth
	Septime {f}	seventh
	Oktave {f}	octave

	Kirchentonarten {pl}; Modi {pl}	ecclesiastical modi
	dorisch	Dorian
	hypodorisch	Hypodorian
	phrygisch	Phrygian
	hypophrygisch	Hypophrygian
	lydisch	Lydian
	hypolydisch	Hypolydian
	mixolydisch	Mixolydian
	hypomixolydisch	Hypomixolydian
	äolisch; aeolisch	Aeolian
	hypoäolisch; hypoaeolisch	Hypoaeolian
	ionisch	Ionian
	hypoionisch	Hypoionian
	lokrisch	Locrian
Übersicht / overview

© Frank Richter, 1995 - 2012

Musiktheorie {f}

Music theory