nhạc âm

nhạc âm

Âm nhạc cổ điển thường sử dụng những nhạc âm du dương.

Definition
  1. Noun (Physics / Music Theory):
    • Musical sound: A sound produced by regular, periodic vibrations, perceived as having a definite pitch and typically being pleasant to the ear. It is contrasted with noise, which is produced by irregular, non-periodic vibrations.
    • Tone: A sound of definite pitch and character.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • Sóng âm của nhạc âm tính tuần hoàn. (The sound wave of a musical tone is periodic.)
    • Tiếng đàn piano tạo ra nhạc âm, không phải tiếng ồn. (The piano produces musical sounds, not noise.)
    • Nhạc âm cơ sở để hình thành giai điệu. (Musical tones are the basis for forming a melody.)
Advanced Usage
  • In acoustics and music theory, "nhạc âm" is a fundamental technical term used to analyze the physical properties of sound (frequency, amplitude, waveform) in relation to musical perception (pitch, timbre, consonance).
Variants and Related Words
  • Âm nhạc (n): Music (the art form).
    • ấy học âm nhạc. (She studies music.)
  • Âm thanh (n): Sound (the general physical phenomenon).
    • Âm thanh truyền qua không khí. (Sound travels through air.)
  • Tạp âm (n): Noise (unwanted or irregular sound).
    • nhiều tạp âm trong bản ghi này. (There is a lot of noise in this recording.)
Synonyms
  • Musical tone
  • Musical sound
  • Note (in a specific musical context)
Related Concepts
  • Pitch: The perceived frequency of a musical sound.
  • Timbre: The quality or color of a musical sound that distinguishes different instruments.
  • Consonance: A pleasant-sounding combination of musical notes.