Definition of col legno in English:

col legno

adverbkɒl ˈlɛnjəʊˌkōl ˈlānyō

(of a passage of music for a bowed instrument) played by hitting the strings with the back of the bow.
（一段弓弦乐曲）弓杆击弦演奏
Example sentencesExamples
- The attack (the initial transient) is not so rapid as in col legno, because the bow hair is softer than the wood.
- I took the strings to their extremes, using lots of pizzicato and col legno [in which the wood of the bow is used to create a harsh sound].
- ‘Jovial Jig’: using the same basic material as ‘Fairy Frolics’, the finale is a compendium of colour effects - snap pizzicato, col legno, sul ponticello, guitar-like strumming.

Origin

Italian, 'with the wood (of the bow)'.

Definition of col legno in US English:

col legno

adverbˌkōl ˈlānyō

(of a passage of music for a bowed instrument) played by hitting the strings with the back of the bow.
（一段弓弦乐曲）弓杆击弦演奏
Example sentencesExamples
- The attack (the initial transient) is not so rapid as in col legno, because the bow hair is softer than the wood.
- I took the strings to their extremes, using lots of pizzicato and col legno [in which the wood of the bow is used to create a harsh sound].
- ‘Jovial Jig’: using the same basic material as ‘Fairy Frolics’, the finale is a compendium of colour effects - snap pizzicato, col legno, sul ponticello, guitar-like strumming.

Origin

Italian, ‘with the wood (of the bow)’.

词汇	col legno
释义	Definition of col legno in English: col legno adverbkɒl ˈlɛnjəʊˌkōl ˈlānyō (of a passage of music for a bowed instrument) played by hitting the strings with the back of the bow. （一段弓弦乐曲）弓杆击弦演奏 Example sentencesExamples The attack (the initial transient) is not so rapid as in col legno, because the bow hair is softer than the wood. I took the strings to their extremes, using lots of pizzicato and col legno [in which the wood of the bow is used to create a harsh sound]. ‘Jovial Jig’: using the same basic material as ‘Fairy Frolics’, the finale is a compendium of colour effects - snap pizzicato, col legno, sul ponticello, guitar-like strumming. Origin Italian, 'with the wood (of the bow)'. Definition of col legno in US English: col legno adverbˌkōl ˈlānyō (of a passage of music for a bowed instrument) played by hitting the strings with the back of the bow. （一段弓弦乐曲）弓杆击弦演奏 Example sentencesExamples The attack (the initial transient) is not so rapid as in col legno, because the bow hair is softer than the wood. I took the strings to their extremes, using lots of pizzicato and col legno [in which the wood of the bow is used to create a harsh sound]. ‘Jovial Jig’: using the same basic material as ‘Fairy Frolics’, the finale is a compendium of colour effects - snap pizzicato, col legno, sul ponticello, guitar-like strumming. Origin Italian, ‘with the wood (of the bow)’.
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