Definition of sordino in English:

sordino

nounPlural sordinisɔːˈdiːnəʊsôrˈdēnō

Music

1A mute for a musical instrument.
〔乐〕弱音器
Example sentencesExamples
- A friend and I decided to make a ‘sword fight’ using trumpet mutes, which are also known as sordinos or sords for short.
- It's unbelievable how many different ‘sordinos’ they have in their equipment to play the con-sordino-beginning of the Francaix Trio.
- The other instruments have so much more content (more instruments, a large number of sordinos) in the Professional Edition, but the tuba is almost always used as a solo instrument and the mute is very uncommon.
- An adagio for the symphony - earth, worms and misery, fortissimo and sordinos [mutes], lots of sordinos.
- Musicians played in a park, using cardboard boxes as sordinos and adapting their music to sounds in the surroundings.
1. 1.1sordini (on a piano) the dampers.
  （钢琴的）制音器
  Example sentencesExamples
  Take a very famous example: before the first movement of the ‘Moonlight Sonata’, Beethoven very distinctly writes ‘senza sordino’, a clear indication that on today's piano very little pedal should be used.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Italian, from sordo 'mute', from Latin surdus.

Definition of sordino in US English:

sordino

nounsôrˈdēnō

Music

1A mute.
Example sentencesExamples
- The other instruments have so much more content (more instruments, a large number of sordinos) in the Professional Edition, but the tuba is almost always used as a solo instrument and the mute is very uncommon.
- A friend and I decided to make a ‘sword fight’ using trumpet mutes, which are also known as sordinos or sords for short.
- An adagio for the symphony - earth, worms and misery, fortissimo and sordinos [mutes], lots of sordinos.
- It's unbelievable how many different ‘sordinos’ they have in their equipment to play the con-sordino-beginning of the Francaix Trio.
- Musicians played in a park, using cardboard boxes as sordinos and adapting their music to sounds in the surroundings.
1. 1.1sordini (on a piano) the dampers.
  （钢琴的）制音器
  Example sentencesExamples
  Take a very famous example: before the first movement of the ‘Moonlight Sonata’, Beethoven very distinctly writes ‘senza sordino’, a clear indication that on today's piano very little pedal should be used.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Italian, from sordo ‘mute’, from Latin surdus.

单词	sordino
释义	Definition of sordino in English: sordino nounPlural sordinisɔːˈdiːnəʊsôrˈdēnō Music 1A mute for a musical instrument. 〔乐〕弱音器 Example sentencesExamples A friend and I decided to make a ‘sword fight’ using trumpet mutes, which are also known as sordinos or sords for short. It's unbelievable how many different ‘sordinos’ they have in their equipment to play the con-sordino-beginning of the Francaix Trio. The other instruments have so much more content (more instruments, a large number of sordinos) in the Professional Edition, but the tuba is almost always used as a solo instrument and the mute is very uncommon. An adagio for the symphony - earth, worms and misery, fortissimo and sordinos [mutes], lots of sordinos. Musicians played in a park, using cardboard boxes as sordinos and adapting their music to sounds in the surroundings. 1.1sordini (on a piano) the dampers. （钢琴的）制音器 Example sentencesExamples Take a very famous example: before the first movement of the ‘Moonlight Sonata’, Beethoven very distinctly writes ‘senza sordino’, a clear indication that on today's piano very little pedal should be used. Origin Late 16th century: from Italian, from sordo 'mute', from Latin surdus. Definition of sordino in US English: sordino nounsôrˈdēnō Music 1A mute. Example sentencesExamples The other instruments have so much more content (more instruments, a large number of sordinos) in the Professional Edition, but the tuba is almost always used as a solo instrument and the mute is very uncommon. A friend and I decided to make a ‘sword fight’ using trumpet mutes, which are also known as sordinos or sords for short. An adagio for the symphony - earth, worms and misery, fortissimo and sordinos [mutes], lots of sordinos. It's unbelievable how many different ‘sordinos’ they have in their equipment to play the con-sordino-beginning of the Francaix Trio. Musicians played in a park, using cardboard boxes as sordinos and adapting their music to sounds in the surroundings. 1.1sordini (on a piano) the dampers. （钢琴的）制音器 Example sentencesExamples Take a very famous example: before the first movement of the ‘Moonlight Sonata’, Beethoven very distinctly writes ‘senza sordino’, a clear indication that on today's piano very little pedal should be used. Origin Late 16th century: from Italian, from sordo ‘mute’, from Latin surdus.
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