Definition of concert pitch in English:

concert pitch

noun

mass nounMusic

1An internationally agreed standard for the tuning of musical instruments, in which the note A above middle C has a frequency of 440 Hz.
〔乐〕国际音高，音乐会音高，标准音高
the players use period instruments tuned to A = 421, nearly a semitone down on modern concert pitch
Example sentencesExamples
- The problem is, today, we don't have a Classical singing repertoire - No.1; No.2, the accepted concert pitch, or standard pitch, which is rising, is false.
- A transposing instrument is a musical instrument whose music is written at a pitch different from concert pitch.
- Likewise, Maxwell noted the perfect likeness of atomic spectra on Earth and distant stars, ‘like tuning-forks all tuned to concert pitch,’ all cut to a universal measure.
- Roskilde was picked in part because, as well as its great organ, it possesses two additional Marcussen organs which work at concert pitch and the lower Baroque pitch.
- Taking the 40Hz concert pitch and deciding on the other notes based on the Pythagorean description may result in something harmonious but is it right all the time.
1. 1.1 A state of readiness, efficiency, and keenness.
  〈喻〉最佳状态
  slightly unnerved by the contretemps, I was not at concert pitch
  此不幸事件使我有点灰心，因此我未处于最佳状态。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Both were high-strung, prone to excessive tension and endurance, and they lived at concert pitch.
  Two good efforts this season should have brought Petanque to concert pitch and Andrew Tinkler's 3lb claim should also assist his cause.
  Pietersen alone gets going; indeed, he is strung up to concert pitch.
  Pat Hughes had his string at concert pitch just in time for Galway.
  They know he will stay the Epsom mile and a half and they are also aware that he will be produced at concert pitch when the big day arrives next month.
  Any swinging between now and the Olympic Games will be confined to a routine on the bars that has been honed to concert pitch.

Definition of concert pitch in US English:

concert pitch

nounkənˈsərt piCH

Music

1A standard for the tuning of musical instruments, internationally agreed upon in 1960, in which the note A above middle C has a frequency of 440 Hz.
〔乐〕国际音高，音乐会音高，标准音高
Example sentencesExamples
- Likewise, Maxwell noted the perfect likeness of atomic spectra on Earth and distant stars, ‘like tuning-forks all tuned to concert pitch,’ all cut to a universal measure.
- Taking the 40Hz concert pitch and deciding on the other notes based on the Pythagorean description may result in something harmonious but is it right all the time.
- A transposing instrument is a musical instrument whose music is written at a pitch different from concert pitch.
- Roskilde was picked in part because, as well as its great organ, it possesses two additional Marcussen organs which work at concert pitch and the lower Baroque pitch.
- The problem is, today, we don't have a Classical singing repertoire - No.1; No.2, the accepted concert pitch, or standard pitch, which is rising, is false.
1. 1.1 A state of readiness, efficiency, and keenness.
  〈喻〉最佳状态
  slightly unnerved by the contretemps, I was not at concert pitch
  此不幸事件使我有点灰心，因此我未处于最佳状态。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Pat Hughes had his string at concert pitch just in time for Galway.
  Pietersen alone gets going; indeed, he is strung up to concert pitch.
  Two good efforts this season should have brought Petanque to concert pitch and Andrew Tinkler's 3lb claim should also assist his cause.
  They know he will stay the Epsom mile and a half and they are also aware that he will be produced at concert pitch when the big day arrives next month.
  Both were high-strung, prone to excessive tension and endurance, and they lived at concert pitch.
  Any swinging between now and the Olympic Games will be confined to a routine on the bars that has been honed to concert pitch.

词汇	concert pitch
释义	Definition of concert pitch in English: concert pitch noun mass nounMusic 1An internationally agreed standard for the tuning of musical instruments, in which the note A above middle C has a frequency of 440 Hz. 〔乐〕国际音高，音乐会音高，标准音高 the players use period instruments tuned to A = 421, nearly a semitone down on modern concert pitch Example sentencesExamples The problem is, today, we don't have a Classical singing repertoire - No.1; No.2, the accepted concert pitch, or standard pitch, which is rising, is false. A transposing instrument is a musical instrument whose music is written at a pitch different from concert pitch. Likewise, Maxwell noted the perfect likeness of atomic spectra on Earth and distant stars, ‘like tuning-forks all tuned to concert pitch,’ all cut to a universal measure. Roskilde was picked in part because, as well as its great organ, it possesses two additional Marcussen organs which work at concert pitch and the lower Baroque pitch. Taking the 40Hz concert pitch and deciding on the other notes based on the Pythagorean description may result in something harmonious but is it right all the time. 1.1 A state of readiness, efficiency, and keenness. 〈喻〉最佳状态 slightly unnerved by the contretemps, I was not at concert pitch 此不幸事件使我有点灰心，因此我未处于最佳状态。 Example sentencesExamples Both were high-strung, prone to excessive tension and endurance, and they lived at concert pitch. Two good efforts this season should have brought Petanque to concert pitch and Andrew Tinkler's 3lb claim should also assist his cause. Pietersen alone gets going; indeed, he is strung up to concert pitch. Pat Hughes had his string at concert pitch just in time for Galway. They know he will stay the Epsom mile and a half and they are also aware that he will be produced at concert pitch when the big day arrives next month. Any swinging between now and the Olympic Games will be confined to a routine on the bars that has been honed to concert pitch. Definition of concert pitch in US English: concert pitch nounkənˈsərt piCH Music 1A standard for the tuning of musical instruments, internationally agreed upon in 1960, in which the note A above middle C has a frequency of 440 Hz. 〔乐〕国际音高，音乐会音高，标准音高 Example sentencesExamples Likewise, Maxwell noted the perfect likeness of atomic spectra on Earth and distant stars, ‘like tuning-forks all tuned to concert pitch,’ all cut to a universal measure. Taking the 40Hz concert pitch and deciding on the other notes based on the Pythagorean description may result in something harmonious but is it right all the time. A transposing instrument is a musical instrument whose music is written at a pitch different from concert pitch. Roskilde was picked in part because, as well as its great organ, it possesses two additional Marcussen organs which work at concert pitch and the lower Baroque pitch. The problem is, today, we don't have a Classical singing repertoire - No.1; No.2, the accepted concert pitch, or standard pitch, which is rising, is false. 1.1 A state of readiness, efficiency, and keenness. 〈喻〉最佳状态 slightly unnerved by the contretemps, I was not at concert pitch 此不幸事件使我有点灰心，因此我未处于最佳状态。 Example sentencesExamples Pat Hughes had his string at concert pitch just in time for Galway. Pietersen alone gets going; indeed, he is strung up to concert pitch. Two good efforts this season should have brought Petanque to concert pitch and Andrew Tinkler's 3lb claim should also assist his cause. They know he will stay the Epsom mile and a half and they are also aware that he will be produced at concert pitch when the big day arrives next month. Both were high-strung, prone to excessive tension and endurance, and they lived at concert pitch. Any swinging between now and the Olympic Games will be confined to a routine on the bars that has been honed to concert pitch.
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