etude in Japanese
etude in Japanese is 練習曲 — etude means a short musical piece composed so a performer can drill a specific technique.
etude in Japanese
練習曲
Pronounced: renshuukyoku
(music) A short piece of music, designed to give a performer practice in a particular area or skill.
What does "etude" mean?
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noun A short musical piece composed so a performer can drill a specific technique.
"The pianist practiced a Chopin etude every morning."
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etude in a sentence
- The pianist practiced a Chopin etude every morning.
- Her teacher assigned a new etude to build up her finger strength.
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What is "etude" in Japanese?
"etude" in Japanese is 練習曲. etude means: A short musical piece composed so a performer can drill a specific technique.
How do you pronounce 練習曲?
"etude" in Japanese is 練習曲, pronounced "renshuukyoku".
How do you use "etude" in a sentence?
Example: "The pianist practiced a Chopin etude every morning." In Japanese, "etude" is 練習曲.
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