Toccata
Translation of "toccata" into Russian
toccata
NounUK
/tɒˈkɑːtə/
US
/təˈkɑːtə/
toccatas pl
The pianist performed a toccata by Bach.
Пианист исполнил токкату Баха.
Definitions
toccata
NounUK
/tɒˈkɑːtə/
US
/təˈkɑːtə/
A musical composition for a keyboard instrument designed to exhibit the performer's touch and technique.
The pianist's fingers flew across the keys as she played a challenging toccata by Bach.
A virtuoso composition for a solo instrument, typically keyboard, guitar, or harp, featuring rapid passagework and an improvisatory style.
The recital opened with a dazzling toccata for solo guitar.
toccata
AdjectiveUK
/tɒˈkɑːtə/
US
/təˈkɑːtə/
Relating to or characteristic of a toccata; having the style of a toccata.
The piece ends with a fast, toccata finale.
Idioms and phrases
baroque toccata
He studied a Baroque toccata for his music history class.
барочная токката
Он изучал барочную токкату для своего класса по истории музыки.
classical toccata
The pianist is known for his rendition of a classical toccata.
классическая токката
Пианист известен своим исполнением классической токкаты.
famous toccata
The organist played a famous toccata during the concert.
знаменитая токката
Органист исполнил знаменитую токкату во время концерта.
organ toccata
The organ toccata filled the cathedral with a majestic sound.
органная токката
Органная токката заполнила собор величественным звуком.
virtuosic toccata
The piece was a virtuosic toccata that challenged even the most skilled musicians.
виртуозная токката
Произведение было виртуозной токкатой, которая бросала вызов даже самым опытным музыкантам.