glockenspiel

美 [ˈɡlɑːkənʃpiːl]英 [ˈɡlɒkənʃpiːl]

glockenspiel

noun

钟琴
a musical instrument made of a row of metal bars of different lengths, that you hit with two small hammers

频次

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N-COUNT （用木槌敲击发声的）钟琴
A glockenspiel is a musical instrument which consists of metal bars of different lengths arranged like the keyboard of a piano. You play the glockenspiel by hitting the bars with wooden hammers.

noun

a percussion instrument consisting of a set of graduated metal bars mounted on a frame and played with small hammers: Synonym: orchestral bells

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1

Gretchaninoff was excited and nervous when he was assigned the glockenspiel part in a performance of Tchaikovsky 's orchestral suite Mozartiana .

当葛里切亚尼罗夫被安排去演奏柴可夫斯基管弦乐组曲《莫扎特之声》的钟琴部分时，他非常兴奋和紧张。
2

The third movement of the symphony makes cunning use of glockenspiels and whistles .

这首交响曲的第三乐章巧妙地运用了钟琴和口哨声。
3

This article is mainly focused on the development of the glockenspiel all over the Europe , especially the lowland countries , in order to get the deeper understanding of the western row-musical bells .

本文拟从整个欧洲钟乐的发展过程来管窥低地国家（低地国家包括现在的荷兰、比利时和法国北部）钟琴的发展与演变，从而加深人们对西方编列类乐钟的认识。