Definition of toccata in English:

toccata

noun təˈkɑːtətəˈkɑdə

A musical composition for a keyboard instrument designed to exhibit the performer's touch and technique.
托卡塔（用以表现表演者指法、技艺的键盘乐曲）
Example sentencesExamples
- It consists of a complete four-minute piece, in the form of a simple prelude or voluntary and the start - just a few bars - of a fugal Allegro in the manner of a toccata.
- Most people will agree that J S Bach composed the greatest keyboard toccatas precisely because he, more than any composer, was master of maximal emotional intensity, countered by acute intellectual lucidity.
- It's a remastered release of a dozen vinyl LPs, including the 1955 Goldbergs, the Well - Tempered Clavier, three concertos and as many toccatas and fugues as your heart could desire.
- She not only gets the steel and rhythm of the toccatas (and power without pounding), but above all she generates a wealth of color and an inexorable musical line, whether loud or soft.
- However, it is important to note that this also finds parallels in the keyboard toccatas of a number of North German composers.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Italian, feminine past participle of toccare 'to touch'.

Definition of toccata in US English:

toccata

nountəˈkädətəˈkɑdə

A musical composition for a keyboard instrument designed to exhibit the performer's touch and technique.
托卡塔（用以表现表演者指法、技艺的键盘乐曲）
Example sentencesExamples
- It consists of a complete four-minute piece, in the form of a simple prelude or voluntary and the start - just a few bars - of a fugal Allegro in the manner of a toccata.
- It's a remastered release of a dozen vinyl LPs, including the 1955 Goldbergs, the Well - Tempered Clavier, three concertos and as many toccatas and fugues as your heart could desire.
- However, it is important to note that this also finds parallels in the keyboard toccatas of a number of North German composers.
- She not only gets the steel and rhythm of the toccatas (and power without pounding), but above all she generates a wealth of color and an inexorable musical line, whether loud or soft.
- Most people will agree that J S Bach composed the greatest keyboard toccatas precisely because he, more than any composer, was master of maximal emotional intensity, countered by acute intellectual lucidity.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Italian, feminine past participle of toccare ‘to touch’.

词汇	toccata
释义	Definition of toccata in English: toccata noun təˈkɑːtətəˈkɑdə A musical composition for a keyboard instrument designed to exhibit the performer's touch and technique. 托卡塔（用以表现表演者指法、技艺的键盘乐曲） Example sentencesExamples It consists of a complete four-minute piece, in the form of a simple prelude or voluntary and the start - just a few bars - of a fugal Allegro in the manner of a toccata. Most people will agree that J S Bach composed the greatest keyboard toccatas precisely because he, more than any composer, was master of maximal emotional intensity, countered by acute intellectual lucidity. It's a remastered release of a dozen vinyl LPs, including the 1955 Goldbergs, the Well - Tempered Clavier, three concertos and as many toccatas and fugues as your heart could desire. She not only gets the steel and rhythm of the toccatas (and power without pounding), but above all she generates a wealth of color and an inexorable musical line, whether loud or soft. However, it is important to note that this also finds parallels in the keyboard toccatas of a number of North German composers. Origin Early 18th century: from Italian, feminine past participle of toccare 'to touch'. Definition of toccata in US English: toccata nountəˈkädətəˈkɑdə A musical composition for a keyboard instrument designed to exhibit the performer's touch and technique. 托卡塔（用以表现表演者指法、技艺的键盘乐曲） Example sentencesExamples It consists of a complete four-minute piece, in the form of a simple prelude or voluntary and the start - just a few bars - of a fugal Allegro in the manner of a toccata. It's a remastered release of a dozen vinyl LPs, including the 1955 Goldbergs, the Well - Tempered Clavier, three concertos and as many toccatas and fugues as your heart could desire. However, it is important to note that this also finds parallels in the keyboard toccatas of a number of North German composers. She not only gets the steel and rhythm of the toccatas (and power without pounding), but above all she generates a wealth of color and an inexorable musical line, whether loud or soft. Most people will agree that J S Bach composed the greatest keyboard toccatas precisely because he, more than any composer, was master of maximal emotional intensity, countered by acute intellectual lucidity. Origin Early 18th century: from Italian, feminine past participle of toccare ‘to touch’.
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