English: groove/in the groovePortuguese translation: groove / in the groove 
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| GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW) | | English term or phrase: | groove/in the groove | | Portuguese translation: | groove / in the groove | | Entered by: | xxxarnaldo |
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Music / music | | English term or phrase: groove/in the groove | Em jazz: "If a band is to achieve peak performance on a given tune, the musicians must find the GROOVE. A jazz performance is said to be `IN THE GROOVE' when the jazz is played well and thus is very satisfying. GROOVE helps the musicians play together and know where notes and accents belong – it allows them to feel the structure of the tune inside themselves, which
is what is required for them to depart from predictable patterns"
Tem tradução para o português ou seria melhor deixar "groove" mesmo? |
| CristinaYKudoZ activityQuestions: 83 (all closed) Answers: 40
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| | groove / in the groove | Explanation:
Sugiro manter os termos em inglês. Há muito tempo os segmentos musicais especializados (seja no âmbito do jazz, do funk ou mais recentemente das diversas tendências em música eletrônica) utilizam o termo groove (Pt/Br), significando um pouco de cada uma das coisas que as traduções acima sugerem (embora "groove" não tenha um significado assim tão preciso, como "vibe", por exemplo).
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Note added at 2002-04-26 03:39:49 (GMT)
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Outra sugestão: os termos especÃficos do mundo do jazz poderiam figurar em notas de rodapé ou, então, em um pequeno glossário acompanhando o texto em questão.
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Note added at 2002-04-29 16:27:17 (GMT) Post-grading
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Fico contente pelo fato das sugestões terem sido úteis. Obrigado. |
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xxxarnaldo
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| Note from asker to answererObrigada,
Vou ter de fazer isso mesmo. Nenhuma tradução se encaixa em todos os contextos de todas as ocorrências.
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Explanation:
Groovy --- Used in the fifties to denote music that swings or is funky. For a short while in the sixties, groovy was synonymous with cool. The word has been used little since the seventies.
Hey, Jack, dig that "groovy" beat.
Reference: http://www.allaboutjazz.com/speak.htm
| erik b
Brazil
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