nocturne
nocturne 英 [ˈnɒktɜ:n] 美 [ˈnɑktɜrn]
n. 夜曲；夜景；夜景画
名词复数:nocturnes
- A nocturne is a piece of dreamy piano music. A particularly lovely, well-played nocturne might bring tears to your eyes. Sniff, sniff.
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- n. 夜曲；夜景；夜景画
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1. When I played Chopin`s nocturne or waltz to them, those who were too shy to talk to me suddenly became active and began to share with me about their dreams.
我为他们表演肖邦的《夜曲》或《华尔兹》时，那些之前害羞不敢同我讲话的孩子们突然变得很活跃，还和我分享他们的梦想。 多么令人惊奇啊！
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2. On this new album, Secret Garden's musical trademark remains the same as when they first broke through in 1995 winning the Eurovision Song Contest with "nocturne".
在这部新专辑里，神秘园的纯音乐与1995年在欧洲歌唱大赛一曲成名的《夜曲（Nocturne）》一脉相承的风格。
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3. Chopin created lots of piano works in his short life, and nocturne was the most important component of his works.
肖邦在短暂的一生创作了大量的钢琴作品，而夜曲①是其钢琴作品中的重要组成部分。
- nocturne (n.) 1851, "composition of a dreamy character," from French nocturne, literally "composition appropriate to the night," noun use of Old French nocturne "nocturnal," from Latin nocturnus (see nocturnal). The style and the name are said to have originated c. 1814 with Irish-born composer John Field, who wrote many of them, in a style that Chopin mastered in his own works, which popularized the term. But his work seems to have been appreciated in German and French publications before it came to attention in England in 1851.
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