Pequeno dicionrio de termos musicais Alternation (subst.
): alternncia
(ingls=portugus)
8th: colcheia
16th: semicolcheia
32nd: fusa
64th: semifusa
A Aria (subst.): ria
A: L
> A major: L maior
> A minor: L menor
Absolute (adj.): absoluto
> Absolute music: msica absoluta
Accompaniment (subst.): acompanhamento
Accompanist (it.): acompanhador
Accidental (subst.): acidente
Accordion (subst., instr.): acordeo
Accordionist (subst.): acordeonista
Acoustics (subst.): acstica
> Acoustic guitar (instr.): guitarra acstica
Aerophone (subst.): aerophone
Aesthetical (adj.): esttico
Aesthetically (adv.): esteticamente
Afuche (subst.): afuche, cabaa
Agogo wood/metal (subst.): agogo madeira/metal
Album (subst.): lbum
Aleatory (adj.): aleatrio
> Aleatoric music: msica aleatria
Allegro: (ital.) allegro
Alphorn (subst.): trompa alpina
Alternate (to) with (v.): alternar com
Amanuensis (subst.): amanuense
Amplification (subst.): amplificao
Ancient Music: Msica Antiga
Answer (subst.): resposta
Anthem (subst.): hino
Antiphonal (adj.): antifonal
Appogiatura (subst.): apogiatura
Arabesque (subst.): arabesco
Archiv (subst.): arquivo
Arpeggio (subst.): arpejo
Arrangement (subst.): arranjo
Articulation (subst.): articulao
Artistic (adj.): artstico
> Artistic director: director artstico
Atonality (subst.): atonalidade
Audience (subst.): audio
Audition (subst.): audio
Auditorium (subst.): Auditrio
Augmented (adj.): aumentado (intervalo)
B
B: Si
> B major: Si maior
> B minor: Si menor
Bagpipe (subst., instr.): gaita-de-foles
Balalaika(subst., instr.): balalaica
Ballad (subst.): balada
Bamboo chimes: rvore de bambu
Banjo (subst.): banjo
Bar (subst.): compasso
> Bar line: barra de compasso
> Bar Chimes (instr.): rvore de Sinos
Baroque: Barroco
Bass (subst.): Baixo
> Bass Clef: clave de F
> Bass drum (instr.): bombo
> Bass viol (instr.): contrabaixo
Bassoon (subst.): fagote
Beat (subst.): tempo, pulsao
Bebop (subst.): bebop
Bell (subst.): sino
> Bells ringing: toque dos sinos
Biblical text: texto bblico
Binary (adj.): binrio
> Binary form: forma binria
Biography (subst.): biografia
Bird whistle (instr.): passarinho
Black key: tecla preta
Block of wood (instr.): bloco de madeira
Blower (subst.): foleiro
Bombarde: bombarda
Bow (subst.): arco
Brass (subst.): metais
> Brass instrument: metal (sopro)
> Brass section: seco dos metais
Bridge (subst.): ponte
Broken chord: acorde quebrado
Bugle (subst.): clarim, corneta militar
Builder (subst.): construtor
> Organ-builder (subst): organeiro
C Choral(e) (subst.): coral, hino, coro
C: D
> C major: D Maior
> C minor: D menor
Cadence (subst.): cadncia
Call and response: pergunta e resposta, canto
responsorial
Canon (subst.): cnone
Career (subst.): carreira
> International career: carreira internacional
Carillon (subst.): carrilho
Carnival (subst.): carnaval
Carol (subst.): natal, cano de Natal
Castanets (subst.): castanholas
Catalogue (subst.): catlogo
Celesta (subst.): celesta
Cellist (subst.): violoncelista
Cello (subst.): violoncelo
Chairman (subst.): presidente (de assembleia,
reunio ou jri)
Chamber (subst.): cmara
> Chamber choir: coro de cmara
> Chamber-concert: concerto de cmara
> Chamber-group: grupo de cmara
> Chamber music: msica de cmara
Chime (subst.): carrilho, toque, repique; v. tocar
sinos
Chinese bell tree (instr.): rvore de sinos chineses
Chinese block (instr.): caixa chinesa
Choir (subst.): coro
> Choirmaster (subst.): director de coro
Choral (adj.): coral
> Choral music: msica coral
> Chorale prelude: preldio coral
> Chorale variation: variao coral
Chorally (adv.): em coro
Choralist (adv.): corista, orfeonista
Chord (subst.): corda vocal, acorde
> Chord symbol: cifra
Chordophone (subst.): cordofone
Choreographer (subst.): coregrafo
Choreographic (adj.): coreogrfico
Choreography (subst.): coreografia
Chorister (subst.): corista
Coreography (subst.): coreografia
Chorus (subst.): coro
Christmas Carols: canes de Natal
Chromatic (adj.): cromtico
> Chromatic scale: escala cromtica
Church (subst.): Igreja
> Church choir: coro litrgico
> Church modes: modos eclesisticos
> Church sonata: sonata de igreja, sonata da chiesa
(it.)
Circle (subst.): crculo
> Circle of fifths: crculo das quintas
Cittern, cither (instr.): cistro
> Clap (subst.): pancada, aplauso
> Clap (to) (v.): aplaudir
> Clap (to) hands (v.): bater palmas
Clarinet (subst., instr.): clarinete
Class (subst.): aula, classe
> Class acompaniment: acompanhamento de aulas
Classical (adj.): clssico
> Classical guitar (instr.): guitarra clssica
> Classical music: msica clssica
> Classical organ (instr.): rgo clssico
Clavichord (subst.): clavicrdio
Clavier: teclado, instrumento de tecla
Clef (subst.): clave
Codex (lat.): codex
College of Music: Conservatrio de Msica
Combination of stops: combinao de registos
Comic opera: pera cmica
Comparative study: estudo comparativo
Competition (subst.): concurso
Composer (subst.): compositor
> Composer in residency: compositor em
residncia
Compound meter: compasso composto
Computer and video: informatizao e vdeo
(pera)
Concert (subst.): concerto
Concerto: concerto (gnero instr.)
Concertina (instr.): concertina
Conductor (subst.): maestro, director de orquestra
ou de outro agrupamento musical
Congas (subst.): congas
Congregation (subst.): congregao, assembleia
> Congregational participation: participao da
assembleia
Conservatoire (subst.): conservatrio (de msica ou
arte dramtica)
Conservatory (subst.): conservatrio (de msica ou
arte dramtica)
Continuos bass: baixo contnuo
Contrabass (subst.), double bass: contrabaixo
Contrapuntual (adj.): contrapontstico
Contrast (subst.): contraste
Cornamuse (subst.): cornamusa
Cornett (subst.): corneta
Costumes (subst.): figurinos (pera)
Count (subst.): tempo
Cowbell (subst.): chocalho
Counterpoint (subst.): contraponto
Credo (lat.): credo
Crescendo (ital.): crescendo
Crotales (gr.): crtalos
Crotchet (subst.): semnima
Crotchet rest: pausa de semnima
Crumhorn (subst.): cromorne
Curriculum vitae (lat.): curriculum vitae
Cycle (subst.): ciclo
Cyclical form: forma cclica
Cymbals (subst., instr.): cmbalos
D > Double bass: contrabaixo
D: R
> D major: R maior
> D minor: R menor
Dance (subst.): dana
> Dance company: companhia de dana
Decibel (subst.): decibel
Declamation (subst.): declamao
Decrescendo (it.): diminuendo
Definite pitch: altura definida
Development (subst.): desenvolvimento
Dialogue (subst.): dilogo
Diatonic (adj.): diatnico
Diminished (adj.): diminuto (intervalo)
Diminuendo (it.): diminuendo
Director (subst.): encenao, encenador (em pera)
Disc (subst.): disco
Disco (subst.): disco (msica de dana)
Discography (subst.): discography
Dismanteling (subst.): desmontagem (de rgo de
tubos)
Dissonance (subst.): dissonncia
Divertimento (it.): divertimento
Divine Offices: Ofcio Divino, Liturgia das Horas
Doctorate (subst.): doutoramento
Doctrin of the affections: teoria dos afectos
Dodecaphonic (adj.): dodecafnico
Dozaine (subst., instr.): dulaina
Dominant (subst.): dominante
> Dominant chord: acorde da dominante
Dot (subst.): ponto
> Dotted: pontuada
> Dotted minim: mnima pontuada
> Double bar line: barra dupla
> Double flat: duplo bemol
> Double reed: palheta dupla
> Double sharp: duplo sustenido
Down beat: tempo forte
Drum (subst.): tambor
> Drum set (instr.): bateria
Drums (subst.): percusso, tambores
Duet (subst.): dueto
Dulcian (subst.): dulciana
Dulcimer (subst.): dulcimer
Duple meter: compasso binrio
Duration (subst.): durao
Dynamics (subst.): dinmica
E
E: Mi
> E major: Mi maior
> E minor: Mi menor
Early Music: Msica Antiga
chape (subst.): escapada
Electric violin: violino elctrico
Embellishment (subst.): ornamento
Embouchure (subst.): embocadura
Encore (fr.): encore
Ensemble (subst.): agrupamento
Entry (subst.): entrada
Equal temperament: temperamento igual
Ethnomusicology (subst.): etnomusicologia
Etude (subst.): estudo
Euphonium (subst.): eufnio
Exposition (subst.): exposio
Expression (subst.): expresso
F Genre (subst.): gnero
F: F
> F major: F maior
> F minor: F menor
Faade (subst.): fachada
Female voice: voz feminina
Festival (subst.): festival
Fiddle (subst.): fdula, rabeca, violino
Figured bass: baixo figurado
Film music: banda sonora de filme
Fingering (subst.): dedilhao
Flag (subst.): cauda (de figura ds notas)
Flat (subst.): bemol
Flexotone (subst.): flexatone
Flute (subst.): flauta
Folk tune: melodia tradicional
Folklorisation (subst.): folclorizao
Form (subst.): forma
Formalism (subst.): formalismo
Four-hand piano music: msica para piano a quatro
mos
Fragment (subst.): excerto
Free reeds (instr.): palhetas livres
French organ (instr.): rgo francs
Frequency (subst.): frequncia
Fugue (subst.): fuga
G
G: Sol
> G major: Sol maior
> G minor: Sol menor
Galliard: galharda
Gamba (subst.): viola da gamba
Gamelan (instr.): gamelo
Gigue (subst.): giga
Gong (subst.): gongo
Grand piano (instr.): piano de cauda
Gregorian (adj.): gregoriano
> Gregorian chant: canto gregoriano
Guiro (subst.): reco-reco
Gypsy music: msica cigana
H
Half (subst.): mnima
> Half step: meio tom
Hammers (subst.): martelos
Hand bell (instr.): campainha
Harmonic: harmnico
> Harmonic function: funo harmnica
> Harmonics (subst.): harmnicos
Harmonica (subst.): harmnica
Harmonious (adj.): harmonioso
Harmony (subst.): harmonia
Harp (subst.): harpa
Harpsichord (subst.): cravo
Haunt (subst.): caa
Heptatonic scale: escala heptatnica
High (adj.): agudo
> High register: registo agudo
> High sound: som agudo
Homophonic (adj.): homofnico
> Homophonic texture: textura homofnica
Hurdy-gurdy, wheel fiddle (instr.): sanfona
Hymn (subst.): hino
I > Key signature: armao da clave
Idea (subst.): ideia
Idiophone (subst.): idiofone
Imitation (subst.): imitao
Imperfect (adj.): imperfeita (cadncia)
Improvisation (subst.): improvisao
Improvise (to) (v.): improvisar
Information (subst.): informao
> For information: para informao
Instrument (subst.): instrumento
> Period instruments: instrumentos da poca
Instrumentally (adv.): instrumentalmente
Instrumentalist (subst.): instrumentista
Intermezzo (it.): intermezzo
Interpretation (subst.): interpretao
> Interpretation course: curso de interpretao
Interrupted (adj.): interrompida (cadncia)
Interval (subst.): intervalo
> Interval ear-training: ditado de intervalos
Introit (subst.): intrito
Invention (subst.): inveno
Inversion (subst.): inverso
Irish harp (instr.): harpa irlandesa
Isorhytmic motet: motete isorrtmico
J Madrigal (subst.): madrigal
Japanese kokirico (instr.): kokirico japons
Jewish music: msica judaica
Jingle stick (instr.): chincalho
Jongleurs (subst.): jograis
K
Kettledrums (instr.): tmpanos, timbales
Key (subst.): tecla
Keyboard: (subst.): teclado
L
Label (subst.): etiqueta, editora
Leading note: sensvel
Legato (ital.): legato
Leger line: linha suplementar
Level (subst.): nvel
> Level of difficulty: grau de dificuldade
Librettist (subst.): libretista
Libretto (subst.): libretto
Light design: desenho de luz (pera)
Line (subst.): linha
Liturgical music: msica litrgica
Liturgy (subst.): liturgia
Log drum (instr.): caixa de madeira
Long notes: notas longas
Loud (adj.): forte
Low sound: som grave
Lute (subst., instr.): alade
Lyre (subst., instr.): lira
Lyrics (subst.): letra, texto (de partitura ou cano)
M
Magazine (subst.): revista
Maintenance (subst.): manuteno
Mandolin (subst.): bandolim
Majestic (adj.): majestoso
Major (adj.): maior
> Majorkey: tonalidade maior
> Major scale: escala maior
Manual (subst.): manual
Manuscript pape: papel pautado (com
pentagramas)
Maracas (subst.): maracas
March (subst.): marcha
Marking (subst.): sinal
Mass (subst.): missa
Masterclass (subst.): curso intensivo de
aperfeioameno, classe de aperfeioamento
Masterpiece (subst.): obra-prima
Masterwork (subst.): obra-prima
Matracas (subst.): matracas
Measure (subst.): compasso
Mediant (subst.): mediante
Melismatic (adj.): melismtico
Melodic (adj.): meldico
> Melodic line (subst.): linha meldica
> Melodic minor: menor meldica (escala)
Melody (subst.): melodia
Membranophone (subst.): membranofone
Memory (subst.): memria
> (To) perform from memory: tocar de cor (sem
partitura)
Mensural (adj.): mensurado
Metal castanets: castanholas de metal
Meter (subst.): compasso
Metronome (subst.): metrnomo
Mezzo-soprano (subst.): mezzo-soprano
Microtone: microtom
Middle C: D central
MIDI: MIDI, acrnimo de "musical instrument
digital interface"
Military band: banda militar
Minim (subst.): Mnima; o m. q. half note
Minim rest: pausa de mnima
Minimalism (subst.): minimalismo
Minor (adj.): menor
> Minor key: tonalidade menor
> Minor 2nd: segunda menor
> Minor 3rd: terceira menor
> Minor scale: escala menor
Minuet (subst.): minueto
Modal (adj.): modal
Mode (subst.): modo
Modulation (subst.): modulao
Monophonic (adj.): monofnico
Monothematic (adj.): monotemtico
Mordent (subst.): mordente
Motet (subst.): motete
Motif (subst.): motivo
Mouth organ (instr.): harmnica
Mouthpiece (subst.): embocadura, bocal
Movement (subst.): andamento (de uma sonata, por
exemplo)
MTV (subst.): MTV, acrnimo de Music
Television
Mus. D., ou Mus. Doc. (abrev.): Doctor of Music
Muse (subst.): musa
Musette (subst.): variedade de gaita-de-foles
Music (subst.): msica (to set a poem to music:
musicar um poema)
> Contemporary music: msica contempornea
> Music book: livro de msica
> Music cabinet: mvel para guardar msicas
> Music drama: drama musical
> Music Education: Educao Musical
> Music games: jogos musicais
> Music History: Histria da Msica
> Music paper: papel de msica
> Music punctuation: pontuao musical
> Music rack: estante de msica
> Music staff: pauta musical
> Music-hall: caf concerto
> Music-stand: estante de msica desmontvel
> Music-stool: banco de piano
> Music Theory: Teoria Musical
> Sacred music: msica sacra
> Secular music: msica profana
Musical (adj.): musical
> Musical angel (pint.): anjo msico
> Musical box (instr.): caixa de msica
> Musical comedy: opereta
> Musical director: director musical
> Musical ear (to have a): ouvido musical
> Musical evening: sarau musical
> Musical instruments: instrumentos musicais
> Musical material: material musical
> Musical score: partitura
> Musical voice: voz harmoniosa
Musicality (subst.): musicalidade
Musically (adv.): musicalmente, melodicamente
Musicalness (subst.): musicalidade, harmonia
Musician (subst.): msico, executante de um
instrumento musical
Musicianly (adv.): com virtuosismo
Musicographer (subst.): musicgrafo
Mute (subst.): surdina
> Mute (to) (v.): tocar em surdina
Muting (subst.): colocao de surdina
N
Neoclassical (adj.): neoclssico
> Neoclassical music: msica neoclssica
Neumatic (adj.): neumtico
> Neumatic notation: notao neumtica
Neumes (subst.): neumas
Ninth chord: acorde de nona
Nocturne (subst.): nocturno
Note (subst.): figura (da nota)
> Note value: durao da nota
O
Obligato (it.): obligato
Oboe (subst.): obo
Octave (subst.): oitava
Octet (subst.): octeto
Ode (subst.): ode
Off (adv.): desligado
On (adv.): ligado
Ondes Martenot: ondas Martenot
Open recital: concerto inaugural
Opera (subst.): pera
> Opera buffa: pera bufa
> Opera singer: cantor de pera
Operatic (adj.): opertico
Opus (lat., subst.): opus, obra
> Opus list: lista de obras
Oral tradition: tradio oral
Oratorio (subst.): oratrio
Orchestra (subst.): orquestra
Orchestral triangle (instr.): tringulo de orquestra
Odinary (subst.): ordinrio
Organ (subst., instr.): rgo
> Organ builder: organeiro
> Organ building: organaria
> Organ stop: registo (de rgo)
> Organ-grinder: tocador de realejo
Organographic (adj.): organogrfico
Ornamental (adj.): ornamental
> Ornamental note: nota ornamental
Ornamentation (subst.): ornamentao
P > Piano quartet: quarteto com piano
Pan-pipes (subst.): flauta de pan
Part (subst.): parte
Participant (subst.): participante
Partita (subst.): partita
Passing note: nota de passagem
Passion (subst.): Paixo
> St Mathew Passion: Paixo segundo So Mateus
Pastoral: pastoral
Pedal (subst.): pedal
Pentatonic: pentatnica
> Pentatonic scale: escla pentatnica
Percussion (subst.): percusso
> Percussion section: seco da percusso
Perfect (adj.): perfeita (cadncia)
Perfect 4th: quarta perfeita; quarta justa
Perfect 5th: quinta perfeita; quinta justa
perform, to (v.): executar
Performance (subst.): apresentao
Performer (subst.): executante
Philharmonic: filarmnica
Phrase (subst.): frase
Phrasing (subst.): fraseado
Pianistic (adj.): pianstico
Piano (subst.): piano
> At the piano: ao piano
> Baby-grand piano (instr.): piano de quarto de
cauda
> Cottage piano (instr.): pequeno piano vertical
> Grand piano (instr.): piano de cauda
> Piano-action: mecnica do piano
> Piano-player (instr.): pianola
> Piano-tuner: afinador de piano
> Piano concert: concerto para piano
> Piano quintet: quarteto com piano
> Piano pieces: peas para piano
> Piano sonata: sonata para piano
> To play on the piano: tocar piano
Pianoforte (subst.): piano-forte
Piece (subst.): pea
> Compulsory piece: pea obrigatria
Pipe (subst.): tubo
> Pipe organ (instr.): orgo de tubos
Pitch (subst.): altura
Pitched percussion: percusso de altura definida
Plagal (adj.): plagal
Plainchant: cantocho, gregoriano
Plainsong (subst.): cantocho
Play (to) (v.): tocar
Player (subst.): intprete, executante, tocador
> Viola player: violetista
Polonaise: polaca
Polychoral (adj.): policoral
Plyphonic (adj.): polifnico
Polyphonically (adv.): polifonicamente
Polytonality (subst.): politonalidade
Portative organ (instr.): rgo portativo
Positive organ (instr.): rgo positivo
Prelude (subst.): preldio
Primire (subst.): estreia
> world premire: estreia mundial
Prepared piano: piano preparado
Prodigy (subst.): menino prodgio
Professor (subst.): professor
Program (subst.): programa
> Program music: msica programtica
Programming: programao
Psalm (subst.): salmo
Psaltery (subst., subst.): saltrio
Pulse (subst.): pulsao
Q Restoration (subst.): restauro
Quadruple meter: compasso quaternrio
Quarter (subst.): semnima
Quartet (subst.): quarteto
Quaver (subst.): colcheia; o m. q. eight note
Quaver rest: pausa de semnima
Quintet (subst.): quinteto
R Rythmic (adj.): rtmico
Rainstick (subst.): pau-de-chuva
Rap (subst.): rap
Ratchet (subst.): cegarrega
Recital (subst.): recital
Recitative (subst.): recitativo
Reconstruction (subst.): reconstruo
Recorder (subst.): flauta de bisel, flauta doce
Recording (subst.): gravao, registo
Reed (subst.): palheta
Reform (subst.): Reforma
Refrain (subst.): refro
Register (subst.): registo
Registration (subst.): registao
Relative minor: relativo menor
Renaissance (subst.): Renascena
Repair (subst.): reparao
> Repair (to) (v.): reparar
Repeat sign: sinal de repetio
Repertoire (subst.): repertrio
Resonating body: caixa de ressonncia
Resolution (subst.): resoluo
Responsorial manner: maneira responsorial
> Responsorial singing: canto responsorial
Rest (subst.): pausa
Restore (to) (v.): restaurar
Ressonator (subst.): caixa de ressonncia
Retrograde (adj.): retrgrado
Reverb (subst.): reverberao
Rock group: grupo rock
Romanticism (subst.): Romantismo
Round (subst.): cnone
Rules of composing: regras da composio
> Rythmic dictation: ditado rtmico
> Rhythmic pattern: padro rtmico
S
Sandpaper block (instr.): bloco de lixa
Scale (subst.): escala
> Scale step: grau da escala
Scenery (subst.): cenrio
Score (subst.): partitura
Second Viennese School: Segunda Escola de Viena
Secondary theme: tema secundrio
Semibreve (subst.): semibreve
Semibreve rest: pausa de semibreve
Semiquaver (subst.): semicolcheia; o m. q.
sixteenth note
Semiquaver rest: pausa de semicolcheia
Semitone (subst.): meio tom
Serialism (subst.): serialismo
Serpent (subst., instr.): serpento
Shape of a note: figura
Sharp (subst.): sustenido
Shawm (instr.): charamela
Shell chimes (instr.): rvore de conchas
Sing, to (v.): cantar
Singer (subst.): cantor
Singing saw (instr.): serrote musical
Single reed (instr.): palheta simples
Skip (subst.): salto
Sleigh bells (instr.): guisos
Slide whistle (instr.): assobio
Slur (subst.): ligadura de expresso
Snare dram (instr.): caixa, tarola
Solo (subst.): solo
> Solo instrument: instrumento solista
Soloist (subst.): solista
Sonata (subst.): sonata
> Sonata form: forma sonata
Song (subst.): cano
> Song-cycle: ciclo de canes
Soprano (subst.): soprano
Sound (subst.): som
> Sound waves: ondas sonoras
Sousaphone (subst., instr.): sousafone
Space (subst.): espao
Specialist (subst.): especialista
> Specialist of the polish school: especialista na
escola polaca
Spinet (subst., instr.): espineta
Spiritual: espiritual
Staff (subst.): pauta
Stem (subst.): haste (de uma figura musical)
Step (subst.): tom, intervalo
> Step down: intervalo descendente
> Step up: intervalo ascendente
Stick: pau, paulito
> Stick dance: dana dos paus, dana dos paulitos
> Stick dancers: pauliteiros
Street organ (instr.): rgo de rua, rgo de tubos
mecnico
String (subst.): corda
> String family: famlia das cordas
> String orchetra: orquestra de cordas
> String quartet: quarteto de cordas
> String quintet: quinteto de cordas
> String trio: trio de cordas
> The strings: as cordas
> Stringed instrument: instrumento de corda
Strophic (adj.): estrfico
Style (subst.): estilo
Subdominant (subst.): subdominante
> Subdominant chord: acorde da subdominante
Subject (subst.): sujeito
Supertonic (subst.): sobretnica
Symphony (subst.): sinfonia
> Symphonyorchestra: orquestra sinfnica
Synthesis (subst.): sntese
T Triple-meter: compasso ternrio
Tablature (subst.): tablatura
Talento (s. m.): talento
Tambourine (subst.): pandeireta
Thematic material: material temtico
Temple Block: bloco de madeira
Tempo (subst.): andamento
Tenor (subst.): tenor
Terminology (subst.): terminologia
Ternary (adj.): ternrio
> Ternary form: forma ternria
Texture (s. m.): textura
Thai gong (instr.): gongo tailands
Theme (subst.): tema
Theorbo (subst.): tiorba
Third (subst.): terceira
Tie (subst.): ligadura de prolongao
Timbre (subst.): timbre
> Time signature: indicao de compasso
Timpani, timpany (subst.): timbales
Tonal (subst.): tonal
> Tonal system: sistema tonal
Tonality (subst.): tonalidade
Tonic (subst.): Tnica
Toy (subst.): brinquedo
Track (subst.): faixa
Train whistle (subst.): apito de combio
Transpose (to) (v.): transpor
Traverso (subst.): traverso
Treble: agudos
> Treble clef: clave de sol
Triad (subst.): trade
Triangle (subst., instr.): tringulo, ferrinhos
Trill (subst.): trilo
Tripplet (subst.): tercina
Trombone (subst., instr.): trombone
Trouvres (subst.): troveiros
Trumpet (subst., instr.): trompete
Tuba (subst.): tuba
Tune (to) (v.): afinar
Tuning (subst.): afinao
> Tuning system: sistema de afinao
Tupplet (subst.): quiltera
Turn (subst.): grupeto
U
Unison (subst.): unssono
Upright piano (instr.): piano vertical
V
Variation (subst.): variao
> Variations on a theme: variaes sobre um tema
Variety (subst.): variedade
Vespers: Vsperas, orao litrgica da tarde
Vibraphone (subst.): vibrafone
Vibration (subst.): vibrao
Viol, viola da gamb a (instr.): viola da gamba
Viola (subst.): viola, violeta
Violin (subst.): violino
Virginal (subst.): virginal
Vocal (adj.): vocal
> Vocal technique: tcnica vocal
Voice (subst.): voz, canto
Voicer (subst.): intonador
W
Wagner tuba (instr.): tuba wagneriana
Waltz (subst.): valsa
Wind (instr.): vento, sopro, instrumentos de sopro
> Wind instruments (instr.): instrumentos de sopro
Whistle (subst., instr.): apito
White key: tecla branca
Whole (subst.): semibreve
> Whole-tone scale: escala de tons inteiros
> Whole step: tom inteiro
Woodblock (subst., instr.): caixa chinesa
Woodwinds (instr.): sopros de madeira
> Woodwind family (instr.): famlia dos sopros
> Woodwind ensemble (instr.): agrupamento de
sopros
> Woodwind quartet (instr.): quarteto de sopros
> Woodwind quintet (instr.): quinto de sopros
Words (subst.): letra (de cano)
Work (subst.): obra
> Representative work: obra representativa
World premiere: estreia mundial

X
Xylophone (subst., instr.): xilofone
Xylophonist (subst.): xilofonista, executante de
xilofone

Y
Z
Zingaro (subst.): zngaro, cigano