Definition of arpeggione in English:

arpeggione

noun ɑːˌpɛdʒɪˈəʊneɪɑːˌpɛdʒɪˈəʊniˌärpeˈjyōnē

An early 19th-century stringed instrument resembling a guitar in shape and having six strings and frets, but played with a bow like a cello.
吉他形大提琴（19世纪早期的一种弦乐器，形似吉他，有六弦，六品，用似大提琴的弓演奏）
Example sentencesExamples
- The arpeggione, or guitar d' amour, was a six-stringed instrument, fretted and tuned like a guitar, but played like the ‘cello, held between the knees and bowed.
- An almost forgotten instrument, the arpeggione enjoyed a brief life in the early 19th century.
- There are arpeggiones in museums, probably preserved as much on the basis of wanting to know what Schubert was writing for as much as for its place in the technological development of string instruments.
- The ‘arpeggione’ is one of those hybrid instruments that never caught on.
- Unfortunately for its maker and devotees, the arpeggione was anathema before it was even built.

Origin

Late 19th century: from German, from arpeggio.

Definition of arpeggione in US English:

arpeggione

nounˌärpeˈjyōnē

An early 19th-century stringed instrument resembling a guitar in shape and having six strings and frets, but played with a bow like a cello.
吉他形大提琴（19世纪早期的一种弦乐器，形似吉他，有六弦，六品，用似大提琴的弓演奏）
Example sentencesExamples
- Unfortunately for its maker and devotees, the arpeggione was anathema before it was even built.
- The ‘arpeggione’ is one of those hybrid instruments that never caught on.
- The arpeggione, or guitar d' amour, was a six-stringed instrument, fretted and tuned like a guitar, but played like the ‘cello, held between the knees and bowed.
- An almost forgotten instrument, the arpeggione enjoyed a brief life in the early 19th century.
- There are arpeggiones in museums, probably preserved as much on the basis of wanting to know what Schubert was writing for as much as for its place in the technological development of string instruments.

Origin

Late 19th century: from German, from arpeggio.

词汇	arpeggione
释义	Definition of arpeggione in English: arpeggione noun ɑːˌpɛdʒɪˈəʊneɪɑːˌpɛdʒɪˈəʊniˌärpeˈjyōnē An early 19th-century stringed instrument resembling a guitar in shape and having six strings and frets, but played with a bow like a cello. 吉他形大提琴（19世纪早期的一种弦乐器，形似吉他，有六弦，六品，用似大提琴的弓演奏） Example sentencesExamples The arpeggione, or guitar d' amour, was a six-stringed instrument, fretted and tuned like a guitar, but played like the ‘cello, held between the knees and bowed. An almost forgotten instrument, the arpeggione enjoyed a brief life in the early 19th century. There are arpeggiones in museums, probably preserved as much on the basis of wanting to know what Schubert was writing for as much as for its place in the technological development of string instruments. The ‘arpeggione’ is one of those hybrid instruments that never caught on. Unfortunately for its maker and devotees, the arpeggione was anathema before it was even built. Origin Late 19th century: from German, from arpeggio. Definition of arpeggione in US English: arpeggione nounˌärpeˈjyōnē An early 19th-century stringed instrument resembling a guitar in shape and having six strings and frets, but played with a bow like a cello. 吉他形大提琴（19世纪早期的一种弦乐器，形似吉他，有六弦，六品，用似大提琴的弓演奏） Example sentencesExamples Unfortunately for its maker and devotees, the arpeggione was anathema before it was even built. The ‘arpeggione’ is one of those hybrid instruments that never caught on. The arpeggione, or guitar d' amour, was a six-stringed instrument, fretted and tuned like a guitar, but played like the ‘cello, held between the knees and bowed. An almost forgotten instrument, the arpeggione enjoyed a brief life in the early 19th century. There are arpeggiones in museums, probably preserved as much on the basis of wanting to know what Schubert was writing for as much as for its place in the technological development of string instruments. Origin Late 19th century: from German, from arpeggio.
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