Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

Corchea

English translation:

eighth note

Added to glossary by Angélica Romero-Santana
Jun 12, 2003 18:51
21 yrs ago
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Spanish term

Corchea

Non-PRO Spanish to English Art/Literary
1 y 2. Dos de los muebles contenedores diseñados por Teresa Sepulcre; el primero recibe el nombre de Corchea por su forma y el segundo, dividido en dos partes, el de Corazón Loco.

i get quaver in bilingual dictionary and figura musical en Maria Moliner. the shape in picture is sort of like a music note. ideas?

Proposed translations

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eighth note

In music (American English:
whole note - redonda
half note - blanca
quarter note - negra
eighth note - corchea

The eighth note is also known as quaver
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agree María L. Pichel
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agree Nikki Graham : as Madeline has quite a few questions ungraded, here's an agree so that it gets picked up by the bounce handler
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croche

that is the name of the musical symbol...
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quarter note

whole note
half note
quarter note
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QUAVER (British English) or EIGHT NOTE (American English)


- Redonda: Semibreve (BrE). Whole note (AmE).
- Blanca: Minim (BrE). Half note (AmE).
- Negra: Crochet (BrE). Quarter note (AmE).
- CORCHEA: QUAVER (BrE). EIGHT NOTE (AmE).
- Semicorchea: Semiquaver (BrE). Sixteenth note (AmE).
- Fusa: Demisemiquaver (BrE). Thirty-second note.
- Semifusa: Hemidemisemiquaver (BrE). Sixty-fourth note (AmE).

REFERENCIAS: Los años de estudio de guitarra de la infancia y el Oxford Dictionary! :)

¡Mucha suerte!

Cordiales saludos,

María Luján


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Note added at 2003-06-15 23:37:02 (GMT)
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Disculpas! Había un error de tipeo!
Lo correcto es:

- CORCHEA: QUAVER (BrE). EIGHTH NOTE (AmE).
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quaver-shaped

I would leave the name in Spanish and mention that the piece of furniture has a quaver shape.

"...the first is a quaver-shaped piece named Corchea and the second...."

Hope it helps, Sery
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