rondalla

jota aragonesa

Grupo musical de instrumentos de cuerda formado por personas que van cantando y tocando por las calles.

chisme

Cosa inventada que se cuenta como verdadera. Invención que ronda como rumor.


collage

Del francés collage. Préstamo no adaptado.

décollage

Obra artística realizada mediante esta técnica.


bachatero

bachata

Persona que se divierte, que bromea mucho.

bachateros (plural)
bachatera (feminine)
bachateras (feminine plural)

Persona que baila, compone o canta bachata.


guaracha

posiblemente del vocablo aborigen caribeño guarache ("bailador"http://troverosdeasieta.com/discografia/tradicional.

son cubano

Danza y composición musical de origen cubano y puertorriqueño, de ritmo binario, movimiento rápido y tema satírico.


songo

son

Ritmo afrocubano derivado del son, antecesor a la timba o "salsa cubana".


guaguancó

rumba

Género musical, rumba de origen cubano con ritmo vivo y rápido.


yambú

rumba

Género musical, rumba de origen cubano de movimientos muy enérgicos, se caracteriza por las fuertes insinuaciones sensuales.


columbia

rumba

Género musical, rumba de origen cubano con ritmo en compás de 6/8, es el más rápido y más joven de los tres momentos de la rumba. Es un baile de hombres solos y lo interpretan las mujeres.


bullarengue

bunde

Ritmo musical, canto y baile de las poblaciones afrodescendientes en costas colombianas y panameñas, que data de la época colonial y mezcla elementos indígenas, africanos e hispánicos. Se acompaña tradicionalmente de diversos instrumentos de percusión.

nalga

Conjunto de las dos partes salientes y redondeadas que se encuentran al final de la columna vertebral y al comienzo de los muslos en los cuerpos humanos y de otros primates.

pollera

Falda tradicional amplia, con varios pliegues, que aumenta el volumen de las caderas.

El bullarengue es un aire musical de compás binario, tiempo muy reposado, que algunos antropólogos asocian con ciertos ritos de pubertad de nuestros ancestros.

Gerardo Pombo Hernández. Kumbia, legado cultural de los indígenas del Caribe colombiano. Página 143. Editorial: Editorial Antillas. 1995.


bullerengue

bunde

Ritmo musical, canto y baile de las poblaciones afrodescendientes en las costas colombianas y panameñas, que data de la época colonial y mezcla elementos indígenas, africanos e hispánicos. Se acompaña tradicionalmente de diversos instrumentos de percusión.

El currulao se bailaba con el bunde, el mapalé y el bullerengue, a finales de la Colonia; se le señalaba como la danza del boga y de la máxima expresión negra.

Javier Ocampo López. Música y folclor de Colombia. Página 138. Editorial: Plaza & Janés. Bogotá, 2000. ISBN: 9789581400096.


plagio

plagiaat

apropiación ilícita y divulgación parcial o total de obras ajenas

Del latín plagium ('hurto'), de plagiarius: que comerciahombreslibres en calidad de esclavos; ladrón de esclavos. A su vez proviene del griego antiguoπλάγιον (plágion): oblicuo, engañoso.

Apropiación ilícita y divulgación parcial o total de obras ajenas.


merecumbé

Un portmanteau de las palabras merengue y cumbia.

merengue colombiano

Estilo musical de origen colombiano creado por Francisco "Pacho" Galán que combina la cumbia y el merengue colombiano. Muy popular en los años 1950 y 1960.

Además del merecumbé creó más de 10 ritmos bailables (...)

Mariano Torres Montes de Oca. «Francisco "Pacho" Galán - Reseña biográfica». banrepcultural.org.


bambuco

probablemente del nombre de región africana Bambuc.

rajaleña

Danza y género musical autóctono de origen andino colombiano que posee el aire dulce y acariciador. Se lo interpreta en compás de seis por ocho o de tres por cuatro. El baile en parejas imita el cortejo del varón a la mujer.

Pero muy por encima de esas teorías, se puede decir con certeza, que el Bambuco cuenta con un estilo propio y completamente colombiano.


rajaleña

sanjuanero

Danza y música folclórica de origen colombiano con el ritmo de bambuco, variedad del sanjuanero. Es muy alegre, propenso a ser la forma de expresar sentimientos de la gente de la región Alto Magdalena.

El Rajaleña pertenece al género de la trova, en cuanto a la copla, danza y tonada se refiere.

«Historia del Rajaleña». musicayfolclor.wordpress.com.


skarranga

Compuesto de ska y carranga (forma musical de la zona central colombiana, especialmente Boyacá y Bogotá, de origen rural y urbano)

Nombre con que se conoce a la mezcla de las formas musicales ska y carranga o carranguera. La palabra procede del nombre de un grupo musical homónimo que se lanzó en un festival en Bogotá en 2008 http://cafegrupomusical.blogspot.com/2010_07_31_archive.html.


joropo

joropo tuyero

variedad del joropo ejecutada en los estados Miranda y Aragua sólo con arpa y maracas.

bambuco

Género musical folclórico más representativo de los Llanos de Venezuela y Colombia con ritmo ternario en compás hasta 3/2. Se baila en pareja, utilizando varias figuras coreográficas, en las que se mezclan las tradiciones hispano-criollas. El arpa y el zapateo son dos de sus características distintivas.

Las principales figuras del joropo son el valsiao, el escobillao y el zapatiao.


jaleo

flamenco

Tipo de baile tradicional andaluz, que incluye también cierta tonada, cante y coplas.


vocalista

Persona cuya función en un grupo musical es cantar.


bisel

Pieza de borde rígido y afilado de ciertos instrumentos musicales, especialmente de viento, tales como el órgano.


Romanticismo

Movimiento social, cultural y político originado mayormente en Alemania e Inglaterra hacia fines del siglo XVIII, y que se extendió por Europa y América hasta mediados del siglo XIX, que enfatizó el individualismo, la fantasía, los sentimientos, la libertad y el idealismo, en oposición al énfasis en la razón, el equilibrio, la mesura y la adhesión a las reglas del clasicismo anterior.


cilindro

Del latín cylindrus, del griego antiguo κύλινδρος.


milonga

milonga campera

Género musical folclórico típico de Argentina y Uruguay, de ritmo lento, tono nostálgico, que se canta acompañado de guitarra.

El origen de la milonga es muy discutido. Es muy parecida al tango, pero más rapida y menos melancólica.

«Welcome to the US Petabox». 19 may 2011.


pasodoble

Género musical y baile típico español semejante a una marcha ligera. La música que acompaña esta marcha posee compás binario y movimiento moderado.

El pasodoble también corresponde a la danza incluida en las competencias de ballroom, en la categoría latinoamericana

«Qué es el pasodoble ?». misrespuestas.com.


candombe

tango

Baile americano de ritmo muy vivo de origen negroafricano, de ritmo de cuatro negras por compás con clave 3:2, tradicional del Uruguay.

Ritmo y música típica que acompaña al candombe.


de pata en quincha

de + pata + en + quincha
Quincha voz que viene del quechua "qincha" para designar una pared, un cerco, o un corral y que consiste en un entramado de madera delgada, coligüe o bambú, recubierto con barro. En Chile se incorporó la expresión "de pata en quincha" para indicar la actitud o disposición alegre y festiva de las personas que concurren a una fiesta realizada en un local enramado que antiguamente usaba la quincha como paredes. De allí el término quincho también usado para describir una construcción precaria donde se realizan asados, se bebe y baila. (Meter los pies en la quincha o el quincho, es decir, ir allí para divertirse, agasajarse, beber y bailar).

Se dice en particular de la cueca muy animada, alegre, entusiasta.

Aceptaron casi todos la indicación de la señora; y en este segundo ataque a las brevas se hallaban, cuando oyeron afuera el sonido de una arpa, de un rabel y de una guitarra, y luego la pegajosa voz de dos cantoras, que ganguearon mas bien que cantaron una tonada de pata en quincha, la cual concluyó con la despedida a doña Policarpa:

Barros Grez. La academia político-literaria : (novela de costumbres políticas). Página 328. Editorial: Impr. y Litografía de Los Tiempos. Talca (Chile), 1890. Formato: pdf.


jota aragonesa

jota

Género musical típico de la provincia de Aragón.


tajaraste

Tenerife

Música y una danza colectiva típica de Islas Canarias.


muñeira

Composición musical con que se acompaña este baile de compás ternario.


danza prima

Baile colectivo de Asturias en que se forma un corro al son de la música y se canta la tonada a capela.^([cita requerida])


zorcico

Ritmo típico de baile popular tradicional vasco-navarro, en España y sur de Francia.


fandanguillo

Variedad del fandango bailada y cantada en Andalucía y Puerto Rico.


cobla

copla

Composición poética breve o tipo de estrofa tradicional, generalmente de una cuarteta, que a menudo sirve de letra para canciones populares.

Agrupación folklórica de músicos, generalmente once, típica de Cataluña, que generalmente interpretan sardanas.


canción montañesa

Género musical tradicional desarrollado en la comunidad autónoma de Cantabria (España).


rondeña

De rondeño y el sufijo flexivo -a para el femenino.

Palo del flamenco, incluido en el grupo de los llamados cantes de Málaga (estilos de flamenco originados en esta zona de España).


jabera

fandango

Canto popular andaluz, de compás tres por ocho, variante de la malagueña.


chotis

Composición musical en compás de cuatro por cuatro.


pedal

tanque a pedales

pesado, persona de trato desagradable (Chile, coloquial)

pedalada

Palanca o pieza que se oprime con el pie para poner en movimiento, controlar o activar el mecanismo de diferentes máquinas, vehículos, instrumentos musicales, etc.

En la armonía, sonido prolongado sobre el cual se suceden diferentes acordes.


folclore

Del inglés folklore ("conjunto de creencias y tradiciones de un grupo étnico").

folclórico

Conjunto de las actividades, costumbres y creencias tradicionales de un pueblo o etnia.

folclorista

Estudio de las tradiciones de los pueblos o etnias.

Música popular que se transmite de generación en generación por vía oral (y hoy en día también de manera académica) como una parte más de los valores y de la cultura de un pueblo.

Por extensión, conjunto de géneros musicales contemporáneos revitalizados que toman los rasgos de la música folclórica, sobre todo cuando se refiere a la música rural.


folclórico

folclóricos (plural)
folclórica (feminine)
folclóricas (feminine plural)

Que se dedica al cante flamenco tradicional o a géneros afines.


leima

Uno de los semitonos usados en la música griega.


rasgar

Del latín vulgar rasicare ("rascar"), derivado de rasus, participio de rādō, rādere ('raer').

rasgueado

Hacer sonar una guitarra, o algún instrumento similar, pasando los dedos por varias cuerdas a la vez o rozándolas rápidamente una después de otra.

haber rasgado (impersonal infinitive)
rasgando (impersonal gerund)
habiendo rasgado (impersonal gerund)
rasgado (impersonal participle)
rasgo (first-person singular indicative present)
rasgas (second-person singular indicative present)
rasgás (second-person singular vos-form indicative present)
rasga (third-person singular indicative present)
rasgamos (first-person plural indicative present)
rasgáis (second-person plural indicative present)
rasgan (third-person plural indicative present)
rasgaba (first-person singular indicative past imperfect)
rasgabas (second-person singular indicative past imperfect)
rasgabas (second-person singular vos-form indicative past imperfect)
rasgaba (third-person singular indicative past imperfect)
rasgábamos (first-person plural indicative past imperfect)
rasgabais (second-person plural indicative past imperfect)
rasgaban (third-person plural indicative past imperfect)
rasgué (first-person singular indicative present perfect)
rasgaste (second-person singular indicative present perfect)
rasgaste (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect)
rasgó (third-person singular indicative present perfect)
rasgamos (first-person plural indicative present perfect)
rasgasteis (second-person plural indicative present perfect)
rasgaron (third-person plural indicative present perfect)
había rasgado (first-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías rasgado (second-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías rasgado (second-person singular vos-form indicative pluperfect)
había rasgado (third-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habíamos rasgado (first-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habíais rasgado (second-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habían rasgado (third-person plural indicative pluperfect)
he rasgado (first-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has rasgado (second-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has rasgado (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect compound)
ha rasgado (third-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
hemos rasgado (first-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
habéis rasgado (second-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
han rasgado (third-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
rasgaré (first-person singular indicative future)
rasgarás (second-person singular indicative future)
rasgarás (second-person singular vos-form indicative future)
rasgará (third-person singular indicative future)
rasgaremos (first-person plural indicative future)
rasgaréis (second-person plural indicative future)
rasgarán (third-person plural indicative future)
habré rasgado (first-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás rasgado (second-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás rasgado (second-person singular vos-form indicative future compound)
habrá rasgado (third-person singular indicative future compound)
habremos rasgado (first-person plural indicative future compound)
habréis rasgado (second-person plural indicative future compound)
habrán rasgado (third-person plural indicative future compound)
hube rasgado (first-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste rasgado (second-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste rasgado (second-person singular vos-form archaic indicative past anterior)
hubo rasgado (third-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubimos rasgado (first-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubisteis rasgado (second-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubieron rasgado (third-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
rasgaría (first-person singular conditional)
rasgarías (second-person singular conditional)
rasgarías (second-person singular vos-form conditional)
rasgaría (third-person singular conditional)
rasgaríamos (first-person plural conditional)
rasgaríais (second-person plural conditional)
rasgarían (third-person plural conditional)
habría rasgado (first-person singular conditional compound)
habrías rasgado (second-person singular conditional compound)
habrías rasgado (second-person singular vos-form conditional compound)
habría rasgado (third-person singular conditional compound)
habríamos rasgado (first-person plural conditional compound)
habríais rasgado (second-person plural conditional compound)
habrían rasgado (third-person plural conditional compound)
rasgue (first-person singular subjunctive present)
rasgues (second-person singular subjunctive present)
rasgues (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
rasgués (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
rasgue (third-person singular subjunctive present)
rasguemos (first-person plural subjunctive present)
rasguéis (second-person plural subjunctive present)
rasguen (third-person plural subjunctive present)
rasgara (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
rasgase (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
rasgaras (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
rasgases (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
rasgaras (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
rasgases (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
rasgara (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
rasgase (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
rasgáramos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
rasgásemos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
rasgarais (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
rasgaseis (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
rasgaran (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
rasgasen (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
haya rasgado (first-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas rasgado (second-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas rasgado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present perfect)
haya rasgado (third-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayamos rasgado (first-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayáis rasgado (second-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayan rasgado (third-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hubiera rasgado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese rasgado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras rasgado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses rasgado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras rasgado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses rasgado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiera rasgado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese rasgado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiéramos rasgado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiésemos rasgado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubierais rasgado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieseis rasgado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieran rasgado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiesen rasgado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
rasgare (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
rasgares (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
rasgares (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future)
rasgare (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
rasgáremos (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
rasgareis (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
rasgaren (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
hubiere rasgado (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres rasgado (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres rasgado (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiere rasgado (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiéremos rasgado (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiereis rasgado (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieren rasgado (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
rasga (second-person singular imperative present)
rasgá (second-person singular vos-form imperative present)
rasgue (third-person singular imperative present)
rasguemos (first-person plural imperative present)
rasgad (second-person plural imperative present)
rasguen (third-person plural imperative present)


cedé

Del inglés CD, iniciales de compact disc, "discocompacto".

CD

Disco de plástico, de 12 cm de diámetro, recubierto con una delgada capa de aluminio usada para grabar datos en formato digital para ser leído mediante el reflejo de un láser en su superficie. Se emplean para la grabación de música y datos.


escalas

De escala y el sufijo flexivo -s para el plural.

Ejercicios que se hacen practicar a los que se dedican al canto o a la música, para adquirir buen sonido y entonación.


balada

Del francés ballade, del provenzal antiguo ballada.


corrido

Género músical; balada o canción folklórica mexicana o mexicano-estadounidense.


discorde

Pronto volverá para vosotros la armoniosa flauta resonando no discorde ruido, sino acentos semejantes a la lira de la música divina.

Sófocles. Sofocles: Teatro completo (425 A.C.). Capítulo Las traquinias. Página 104. Editorial: Bruguera. 1973. OBS.: trad. de Julio Pallí Bonet


recitado

Pieza musical que combina la declamación y el canto, y que a menudo hace parte de una representación teatral o un recital poético.


trino

Sucesión rápida y alternada de dos notas de igual duración, entre las cuales media la distancia de un tono o de un semitono.


changa

arepa

Alimento hecho a base de maíz nuevo y queso, con forma de disco, que es asado en plancha.

Tipo de música electrónica que suele reproducirse en las discotecas.


compasear

compaseo

Establecer la división de una partitura o composición en duraciones iguales, trazando líneas verticales en el pentagrama para indicar dónde empieza y termina cada compás (espacio que incluye las notas correspondientes a cada tiempo del ritmo).

haber compaseado (impersonal infinitive)
compaseando (impersonal gerund)
habiendo compaseado (impersonal gerund)
compaseado (impersonal participle)
compaseo (first-person singular indicative present)
compaseas (second-person singular indicative present)
compaseás (second-person singular vos-form indicative present)
compasea (third-person singular indicative present)
compaseamos (first-person plural indicative present)
compaseáis (second-person plural indicative present)
compasean (third-person plural indicative present)
compaseaba (first-person singular indicative past imperfect)
compaseabas (second-person singular indicative past imperfect)
compaseabas (second-person singular vos-form indicative past imperfect)
compaseaba (third-person singular indicative past imperfect)
compaseábamos (first-person plural indicative past imperfect)
compaseabais (second-person plural indicative past imperfect)
compaseaban (third-person plural indicative past imperfect)
compaseé (first-person singular indicative present perfect)
compaseaste (second-person singular indicative present perfect)
compaseaste (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect)
compaseó (third-person singular indicative present perfect)
compaseamos (first-person plural indicative present perfect)
compaseasteis (second-person plural indicative present perfect)
compasearon (third-person plural indicative present perfect)
había compaseado (first-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías compaseado (second-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías compaseado (second-person singular vos-form indicative pluperfect)
había compaseado (third-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habíamos compaseado (first-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habíais compaseado (second-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habían compaseado (third-person plural indicative pluperfect)
he compaseado (first-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has compaseado (second-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has compaseado (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect compound)
ha compaseado (third-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
hemos compaseado (first-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
habéis compaseado (second-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
han compaseado (third-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
compasearé (first-person singular indicative future)
compasearás (second-person singular indicative future)
compasearás (second-person singular vos-form indicative future)
compaseará (third-person singular indicative future)
compasearemos (first-person plural indicative future)
compasearéis (second-person plural indicative future)
compasearán (third-person plural indicative future)
habré compaseado (first-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás compaseado (second-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás compaseado (second-person singular vos-form indicative future compound)
habrá compaseado (third-person singular indicative future compound)
habremos compaseado (first-person plural indicative future compound)
habréis compaseado (second-person plural indicative future compound)
habrán compaseado (third-person plural indicative future compound)
hube compaseado (first-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste compaseado (second-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste compaseado (second-person singular vos-form archaic indicative past anterior)
hubo compaseado (third-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubimos compaseado (first-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubisteis compaseado (second-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubieron compaseado (third-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
compasearía (first-person singular conditional)
compasearías (second-person singular conditional)
compasearías (second-person singular vos-form conditional)
compasearía (third-person singular conditional)
compasearíamos (first-person plural conditional)
compasearíais (second-person plural conditional)
compasearían (third-person plural conditional)
habría compaseado (first-person singular conditional compound)
habrías compaseado (second-person singular conditional compound)
habrías compaseado (second-person singular vos-form conditional compound)
habría compaseado (third-person singular conditional compound)
habríamos compaseado (first-person plural conditional compound)
habríais compaseado (second-person plural conditional compound)
habrían compaseado (third-person plural conditional compound)
compasee (first-person singular subjunctive present)
compasees (second-person singular subjunctive present)
compasees (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
compaseés (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
compasee (third-person singular subjunctive present)
compaseemos (first-person plural subjunctive present)
compaseéis (second-person plural subjunctive present)
compaseen (third-person plural subjunctive present)
compaseara (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
compasease (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
compasearas (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
compaseases (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
compasearas (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
compaseases (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
compaseara (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
compasease (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
compaseáramos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
compaseásemos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
compasearais (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
compaseaseis (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
compasearan (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
compaseasen (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
haya compaseado (first-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas compaseado (second-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas compaseado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present perfect)
haya compaseado (third-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayamos compaseado (first-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayáis compaseado (second-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayan compaseado (third-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hubiera compaseado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese compaseado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras compaseado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses compaseado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras compaseado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses compaseado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiera compaseado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese compaseado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiéramos compaseado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiésemos compaseado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubierais compaseado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieseis compaseado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieran compaseado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiesen compaseado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
compaseare (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
compaseares (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
compaseares (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future)
compaseare (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
compaseáremos (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
compaseareis (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
compasearen (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
hubiere compaseado (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres compaseado (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres compaseado (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiere compaseado (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiéremos compaseado (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiereis compaseado (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieren compaseado (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
compasea (second-person singular imperative present)
compaseá (second-person singular vos-form imperative present)
compasee (third-person singular imperative present)
compaseemos (first-person plural imperative present)
compasead (second-person plural imperative present)
compaseen (third-person plural imperative present)


compasar

Del latín cum ('con') y passus ('paso').

racionar

Arreglar, medir o proporcionar las cosas de modo que ni sobren ni falten.

haber compasado (impersonal infinitive)
compasando (impersonal gerund)
habiendo compasado (impersonal gerund)
compasado (impersonal participle)
compaso (first-person singular indicative present)
compasas (second-person singular indicative present)
compasás (second-person singular vos-form indicative present)
compasa (third-person singular indicative present)
compasamos (first-person plural indicative present)
compasáis (second-person plural indicative present)
compasan (third-person plural indicative present)
compasaba (first-person singular indicative past imperfect)
compasabas (second-person singular indicative past imperfect)
compasabas (second-person singular vos-form indicative past imperfect)
compasaba (third-person singular indicative past imperfect)
compasábamos (first-person plural indicative past imperfect)
compasabais (second-person plural indicative past imperfect)
compasaban (third-person plural indicative past imperfect)
compasé (first-person singular indicative present perfect)
compasaste (second-person singular indicative present perfect)
compasaste (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect)
compasó (third-person singular indicative present perfect)
compasamos (first-person plural indicative present perfect)
compasasteis (second-person plural indicative present perfect)
compasaron (third-person plural indicative present perfect)
había compasado (first-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías compasado (second-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías compasado (second-person singular vos-form indicative pluperfect)
había compasado (third-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habíamos compasado (first-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habíais compasado (second-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habían compasado (third-person plural indicative pluperfect)
he compasado (first-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has compasado (second-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has compasado (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect compound)
ha compasado (third-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
hemos compasado (first-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
habéis compasado (second-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
han compasado (third-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
compasaré (first-person singular indicative future)
compasarás (second-person singular indicative future)
compasarás (second-person singular vos-form indicative future)
compasará (third-person singular indicative future)
compasaremos (first-person plural indicative future)
compasaréis (second-person plural indicative future)
compasarán (third-person plural indicative future)
habré compasado (first-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás compasado (second-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás compasado (second-person singular vos-form indicative future compound)
habrá compasado (third-person singular indicative future compound)
habremos compasado (first-person plural indicative future compound)
habréis compasado (second-person plural indicative future compound)
habrán compasado (third-person plural indicative future compound)
hube compasado (first-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste compasado (second-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste compasado (second-person singular vos-form archaic indicative past anterior)
hubo compasado (third-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubimos compasado (first-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubisteis compasado (second-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubieron compasado (third-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
compasaría (first-person singular conditional)
compasarías (second-person singular conditional)
compasarías (second-person singular vos-form conditional)
compasaría (third-person singular conditional)
compasaríamos (first-person plural conditional)
compasaríais (second-person plural conditional)
compasarían (third-person plural conditional)
habría compasado (first-person singular conditional compound)
habrías compasado (second-person singular conditional compound)
habrías compasado (second-person singular vos-form conditional compound)
habría compasado (third-person singular conditional compound)
habríamos compasado (first-person plural conditional compound)
habríais compasado (second-person plural conditional compound)
habrían compasado (third-person plural conditional compound)
compase (first-person singular subjunctive present)
compases (second-person singular subjunctive present)
compases (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
compasés (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
compase (third-person singular subjunctive present)
compasemos (first-person plural subjunctive present)
compaséis (second-person plural subjunctive present)
compasen (third-person plural subjunctive present)
compasara (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
compasase (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
compasaras (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
compasases (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
compasaras (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
compasases (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
compasara (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
compasase (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
compasáramos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
compasásemos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
compasarais (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
compasaseis (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
compasaran (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
compasasen (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
haya compasado (first-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas compasado (second-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas compasado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present perfect)
haya compasado (third-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayamos compasado (first-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayáis compasado (second-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayan compasado (third-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hubiera compasado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese compasado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras compasado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses compasado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras compasado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses compasado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiera compasado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese compasado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiéramos compasado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiésemos compasado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubierais compasado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieseis compasado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieran compasado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiesen compasado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
compasare (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
compasares (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
compasares (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future)
compasare (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
compasáremos (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
compasareis (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
compasaren (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
hubiere compasado (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres compasado (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres compasado (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiere compasado (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiéremos compasado (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiereis compasado (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieren compasado (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
compasa (second-person singular imperative present)
compasá (second-person singular vos-form imperative present)
compase (third-person singular imperative present)
compasemos (first-person plural imperative present)
compasad (second-person plural imperative present)
compasen (third-person plural imperative present)


hip-hop

rap

Género musical generado bajo la cultura hip-hop₁.


zapada

De zapar y el sufijo -ada, populariazado por Pescado Rabioso en 1973 con el sencillo Señorita Zapada.

Improvisación en donde un grupo de músicos genera música de forma espontánea, sin previa planificación.

Un trucazo el 21 por el piso,
un abrazo el disparo de largada,
sólo así será feliz mi yo más mío
feliz de ver sonar esta zapada.

Las pastillas del abuelo. Otra vuelta de tuerca. 2006.


shofar

Instrumento ceremonial, fabricado con el cuerno de un animal como el carnero, cabra, antílope o gacela. Se utiliza en varias fiestas solemnes judias, así como en algunos servicios religiosos cristianos.


séptima

De séptimo y el sufijo flexivo -a para el femenino.

Nota musical que se encuentra a siete tonos de otra, intervalo entre ambas, o acorde de ambos tonos tocados al unísono.


senza misura

Del latín absĕntiā ('ausencia') y mensūra, derivación de mensus, participio pasado de metiri: medir.

tempo giusto

Término musical italiano que significa «sin medida». Indica al intérprete que debe tocar sin una medida fija, usando el tempo para medir cuánto tarda en tocar un compás entero.


falsear

disonar

Hacer disonancia un instrumento o una cuerda con respecto a las demás.

haber falseado (impersonal infinitive)
falseando (impersonal gerund)
habiendo falseado (impersonal gerund)
falseado (impersonal participle)
falseo (first-person singular indicative present)
falseas (second-person singular indicative present)
falseás (second-person singular vos-form indicative present)
falsea (third-person singular indicative present)
falseamos (first-person plural indicative present)
falseáis (second-person plural indicative present)
falsean (third-person plural indicative present)
falseaba (first-person singular indicative past imperfect)
falseabas (second-person singular indicative past imperfect)
falseabas (second-person singular vos-form indicative past imperfect)
falseaba (third-person singular indicative past imperfect)
falseábamos (first-person plural indicative past imperfect)
falseabais (second-person plural indicative past imperfect)
falseaban (third-person plural indicative past imperfect)
falseé (first-person singular indicative present perfect)
falseaste (second-person singular indicative present perfect)
falseaste (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect)
falseó (third-person singular indicative present perfect)
falseamos (first-person plural indicative present perfect)
falseasteis (second-person plural indicative present perfect)
falsearon (third-person plural indicative present perfect)
había falseado (first-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías falseado (second-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías falseado (second-person singular vos-form indicative pluperfect)
había falseado (third-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habíamos falseado (first-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habíais falseado (second-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habían falseado (third-person plural indicative pluperfect)
he falseado (first-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has falseado (second-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has falseado (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect compound)
ha falseado (third-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
hemos falseado (first-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
habéis falseado (second-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
han falseado (third-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
falsearé (first-person singular indicative future)
falsearás (second-person singular indicative future)
falsearás (second-person singular vos-form indicative future)
falseará (third-person singular indicative future)
falsearemos (first-person plural indicative future)
falsearéis (second-person plural indicative future)
falsearán (third-person plural indicative future)
habré falseado (first-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás falseado (second-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás falseado (second-person singular vos-form indicative future compound)
habrá falseado (third-person singular indicative future compound)
habremos falseado (first-person plural indicative future compound)
habréis falseado (second-person plural indicative future compound)
habrán falseado (third-person plural indicative future compound)
hube falseado (first-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste falseado (second-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste falseado (second-person singular vos-form archaic indicative past anterior)
hubo falseado (third-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubimos falseado (first-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubisteis falseado (second-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubieron falseado (third-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
falsearía (first-person singular conditional)
falsearías (second-person singular conditional)
falsearías (second-person singular vos-form conditional)
falsearía (third-person singular conditional)
falsearíamos (first-person plural conditional)
falsearíais (second-person plural conditional)
falsearían (third-person plural conditional)
habría falseado (first-person singular conditional compound)
habrías falseado (second-person singular conditional compound)
habrías falseado (second-person singular vos-form conditional compound)
habría falseado (third-person singular conditional compound)
habríamos falseado (first-person plural conditional compound)
habríais falseado (second-person plural conditional compound)
habrían falseado (third-person plural conditional compound)
falsee (first-person singular subjunctive present)
falsees (second-person singular subjunctive present)
falsees (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
falseés (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
falsee (third-person singular subjunctive present)
falseemos (first-person plural subjunctive present)
falseéis (second-person plural subjunctive present)
falseen (third-person plural subjunctive present)
falseara (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
falsease (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
falsearas (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
falseases (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
falsearas (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
falseases (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
falseara (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
falsease (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
falseáramos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
falseásemos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
falsearais (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
falseaseis (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
falsearan (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
falseasen (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
haya falseado (first-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas falseado (second-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas falseado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present perfect)
haya falseado (third-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayamos falseado (first-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayáis falseado (second-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayan falseado (third-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hubiera falseado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese falseado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras falseado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses falseado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras falseado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses falseado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiera falseado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese falseado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiéramos falseado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiésemos falseado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubierais falseado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieseis falseado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieran falseado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiesen falseado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
falseare (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
falseares (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
falseares (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future)
falseare (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
falseáremos (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
falseareis (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
falsearen (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
hubiere falseado (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres falseado (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres falseado (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiere falseado (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiéremos falseado (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiereis falseado (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieren falseado (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
falsea (second-person singular imperative present)
falseá (second-person singular vos-form imperative present)
falsee (third-person singular imperative present)
falseemos (first-person plural imperative present)
falsead (second-person plural imperative present)
falseen (third-person plural imperative present)


disonancia

disonante

Sonido desagradable para el oído, o que este tiende a rechazar.

Acorde no consonante o no armónico que es preciso completar con otro para obtener verdadera armonía.


champeta

Género musical del Caribe colombiano que innova sobre ritmos tradicionales de la población afrodescendiente tales como la cumbia y el mapalé, integrando elementos de la música urbana y antillana tales como la soca y el calipso, en particular asociados luego con el reguetón y el rap.

El movimiento musical de la salsa, el resurgir de la gaita, el vallenato, la picomanía y la música afrocaribeña (champeta, terapia criolla, etc.), consolida ciertos gustos, modas y hábitos

Gutiérrez Sierra Gutiérrez S. Fiestas. Página 278. Editorial: Editorial Lealon. 2000. ISBN: 9789583315787.


acompañanta

De acompañante y el sufijo flexivo -a para el femenino.

Mujer que está a cargo de un acompañamiento musical.


acompañamiento

compañía

Acción o efecto de acompañar o de acompañarse.

acompañado

Plato o conjunto de alimentos que complementan el plato principal.

aditamento

Cualquier cosa que se percibe como accesorio o complemento necesario en ciertos casos, para comodidad, adorno, etc.

extra

Conjunto de las personas que, en una obra o película, hacen el papel de grupos de gente, sin figurar ni intervenir en los diálogos.

Apoyo, vocal o instrumental, en la armonía o trasfondo de una melodía principal.

Arte y técnica para componer la harmonía o los acompañamientos₂.


valona

De valón y el sufijo flexivo -a para el femenino.


postiza

De postizo y el sufijo flexivo -a para el femenino.

Castañuela más fina y pequeña que el tamaño normal.


máxima

Nota de la música antigua, equivalente a dos longas.


zamba

De zambo y el sufijo flexivo -a para el femenino.


tablao

escenario

Plataforma, generalmente de madera, empleada para escenificar cantos y bailes flamencos.


locrio

Del latín Locri, del griego antiguo Λοκροί.

griego locrio

Dialecto del griego antiguo que hablaban los locrios.


coreografía

De coreógrafo (del griego antiguo χορεία, khoreia, "baile", "corea") y el sufijo -grafía.

orquesografía

Notación simbólica de los pasos de baile, similar al arte de escribir partituras o notas en el caso de la música.


debutar

debut

Referido a espectáculos, obras treatrales, artistas, deportistas, etc., hacer la primera presentación o actuación ante el público.

iniciar

Por extensión, hacer el primer acto formal en alguna actividad, en particular ante un público.

haber debutado (impersonal infinitive)
debutando (impersonal gerund)
habiendo debutado (impersonal gerund)
debutado (impersonal participle)
debuto (first-person singular indicative present)
debutas (second-person singular indicative present)
debutás (second-person singular vos-form indicative present)
debuta (third-person singular indicative present)
debutamos (first-person plural indicative present)
debutáis (second-person plural indicative present)
debutan (third-person plural indicative present)
debutaba (first-person singular indicative past imperfect)
debutabas (second-person singular indicative past imperfect)
debutabas (second-person singular vos-form indicative past imperfect)
debutaba (third-person singular indicative past imperfect)
debutábamos (first-person plural indicative past imperfect)
debutabais (second-person plural indicative past imperfect)
debutaban (third-person plural indicative past imperfect)
debuté (first-person singular indicative present perfect)
debutaste (second-person singular indicative present perfect)
debutaste (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect)
debutó (third-person singular indicative present perfect)
debutamos (first-person plural indicative present perfect)
debutasteis (second-person plural indicative present perfect)
debutaron (third-person plural indicative present perfect)
había debutado (first-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías debutado (second-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías debutado (second-person singular vos-form indicative pluperfect)
había debutado (third-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habíamos debutado (first-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habíais debutado (second-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habían debutado (third-person plural indicative pluperfect)
he debutado (first-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has debutado (second-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has debutado (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect compound)
ha debutado (third-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
hemos debutado (first-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
habéis debutado (second-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
han debutado (third-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
debutaré (first-person singular indicative future)
debutarás (second-person singular indicative future)
debutarás (second-person singular vos-form indicative future)
debutará (third-person singular indicative future)
debutaremos (first-person plural indicative future)
debutaréis (second-person plural indicative future)
debutarán (third-person plural indicative future)
habré debutado (first-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás debutado (second-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás debutado (second-person singular vos-form indicative future compound)
habrá debutado (third-person singular indicative future compound)
habremos debutado (first-person plural indicative future compound)
habréis debutado (second-person plural indicative future compound)
habrán debutado (third-person plural indicative future compound)
hube debutado (first-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste debutado (second-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste debutado (second-person singular vos-form archaic indicative past anterior)
hubo debutado (third-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubimos debutado (first-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubisteis debutado (second-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubieron debutado (third-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
debutaría (first-person singular conditional)
debutarías (second-person singular conditional)
debutarías (second-person singular vos-form conditional)
debutaría (third-person singular conditional)
debutaríamos (first-person plural conditional)
debutaríais (second-person plural conditional)
debutarían (third-person plural conditional)
habría debutado (first-person singular conditional compound)
habrías debutado (second-person singular conditional compound)
habrías debutado (second-person singular vos-form conditional compound)
habría debutado (third-person singular conditional compound)
habríamos debutado (first-person plural conditional compound)
habríais debutado (second-person plural conditional compound)
habrían debutado (third-person plural conditional compound)
debute (first-person singular subjunctive present)
debutes (second-person singular subjunctive present)
debutes (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
debutés (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
debute (third-person singular subjunctive present)
debutemos (first-person plural subjunctive present)
debutéis (second-person plural subjunctive present)
debuten (third-person plural subjunctive present)
debutara (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
debutase (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
debutaras (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
debutases (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
debutaras (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
debutases (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
debutara (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
debutase (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
debutáramos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
debutásemos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
debutarais (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
debutaseis (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
debutaran (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
debutasen (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
haya debutado (first-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas debutado (second-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas debutado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present perfect)
haya debutado (third-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayamos debutado (first-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayáis debutado (second-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayan debutado (third-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hubiera debutado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese debutado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras debutado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses debutado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras debutado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses debutado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiera debutado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese debutado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiéramos debutado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiésemos debutado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubierais debutado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieseis debutado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieran debutado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiesen debutado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
debutare (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
debutares (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
debutares (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future)
debutare (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
debutáremos (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
debutareis (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
debutaren (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
hubiere debutado (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres debutado (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres debutado (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiere debutado (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiéremos debutado (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiereis debutado (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieren debutado (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
debuta (second-person singular imperative present)
debutá (second-person singular vos-form imperative present)
debute (third-person singular imperative present)
debutemos (first-person plural imperative present)
debutad (second-person plural imperative present)
debuten (third-person plural imperative present)


unísono

Seccion de una obra musical en donde los diferentes instrumentos o voces usan el mismo tono.


concierto

De concertar. El sentido del italiano concerto.

Composición de música de varios instrumentos, en la que uno de ellos desempeña la parte principal.

Concierto de violín, de flauta.


zambra

Del árabe hispánico zámra, y esta del árabe clásico zamr ('tocata')

zambra mora

Baile y cante flamenco típico de los gitanos de Granada, probablemente de la evolución de otras danzas moras o moriscas.


romanza

Aria generalmente de carácter sencillo y tierno.

Cuando la fatiga empieza a embotarlos, Slava y Vasili comienzan a tararear viejas romanzas nostálgicas, que evocan el alma inmortal de esta tierra inmensa y ruda.

Dominique Lapierre. Érase una vez la URSS. Página 45. Editorial: Planeta. España, ene 2006. ISBN: 8408065890.

Composición musical del mismo carácter y meramente instrumental.


endecha

planto

Combinación métrica que se emplea repetida en composiciones de asunto luctuoso por lo común, y consta de cuatro versos de seis o siete sílabas, generalmente asonantados.


garrapatea

cuartifusa

Figura musical que equivale a 1/128 del valor de la redonda, esto es, 1/32 pulsos de la negra.


jingle

Canción breve utilizada con fines publicitarios.

Hacía un spot de Carefree
Y un jingle de los jeans Lee

El Cuarteto de Nos. Yendo a la casa de Damián. 2006.


tañer

Del latín tangō, tangere ('tocar'). Comparar con su doble, tangir.

citarizar

Hacer sonar con armonía un instrumento musical de cuerda o de percusión, en particular una campana.

tocar

Ocuparse de modo superficial de un tema.

haber tañido (impersonal infinitive)
tañendo (impersonal gerund)
habiendo tañido (impersonal gerund)
tañido (impersonal participle)
taño (first-person singular indicative present)
tañes (second-person singular indicative present)
tañés (second-person singular vos-form indicative present)
tañe (third-person singular indicative present)
tañemos (first-person plural indicative present)
tañéis (second-person plural indicative present)
tañen (third-person plural indicative present)
tañía (first-person singular indicative past imperfect)
tañías (second-person singular indicative past imperfect)
tañías (second-person singular vos-form indicative past imperfect)
tañía (third-person singular indicative past imperfect)
tañíamos (first-person plural indicative past imperfect)
tañíais (second-person plural indicative past imperfect)
tañían (third-person plural indicative past imperfect)
tañí (first-person singular indicative present perfect)
tañiste (second-person singular indicative present perfect)
tañiste (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect)
tañó (third-person singular indicative present perfect)
tañimos (first-person plural indicative present perfect)
tañisteis (second-person plural indicative present perfect)
tañeron (third-person plural indicative present perfect)
había tañido (first-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías tañido (second-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías tañido (second-person singular vos-form indicative pluperfect)
había tañido (third-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habíamos tañido (first-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habíais tañido (second-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habían tañido (third-person plural indicative pluperfect)
he tañido (first-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has tañido (second-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has tañido (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect compound)
ha tañido (third-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
hemos tañido (first-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
habéis tañido (second-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
han tañido (third-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
tañeré (first-person singular indicative future)
tañerás (second-person singular indicative future)
tañerás (second-person singular vos-form indicative future)
tañerá (third-person singular indicative future)
tañeremos (first-person plural indicative future)
tañeréis (second-person plural indicative future)
tañerán (third-person plural indicative future)
habré tañido (first-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás tañido (second-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás tañido (second-person singular vos-form indicative future compound)
habrá tañido (third-person singular indicative future compound)
habremos tañido (first-person plural indicative future compound)
habréis tañido (second-person plural indicative future compound)
habrán tañido (third-person plural indicative future compound)
hube tañido (first-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste tañido (second-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste tañido (second-person singular vos-form archaic indicative past anterior)
hubo tañido (third-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubimos tañido (first-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubisteis tañido (second-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubieron tañido (third-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
tañería (first-person singular conditional)
tañerías (second-person singular conditional)
tañerías (second-person singular vos-form conditional)
tañería (third-person singular conditional)
tañeríamos (first-person plural conditional)
tañeríais (second-person plural conditional)
tañerían (third-person plural conditional)
habría tañido (first-person singular conditional compound)
habrías tañido (second-person singular conditional compound)
habrías tañido (second-person singular vos-form conditional compound)
habría tañido (third-person singular conditional compound)
habríamos tañido (first-person plural conditional compound)
habríais tañido (second-person plural conditional compound)
habrían tañido (third-person plural conditional compound)
taña (first-person singular subjunctive present)
tañas (second-person singular subjunctive present)
tañas (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
tañás (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
taña (third-person singular subjunctive present)
tañamos (first-person plural subjunctive present)
tañáis (second-person plural subjunctive present)
tañan (third-person plural subjunctive present)
tañera (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
tañese (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
tañeras (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
tañeses (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
tañeras (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
tañeses (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
tañera (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
tañese (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
tañéramos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
tañésemos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
tañerais (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
tañeseis (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
tañeran (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
tañesen (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
haya tañido (first-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas tañido (second-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas tañido (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present perfect)
haya tañido (third-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayamos tañido (first-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayáis tañido (second-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayan tañido (third-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hubiera tañido (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese tañido (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras tañido (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses tañido (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras tañido (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses tañido (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiera tañido (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese tañido (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiéramos tañido (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiésemos tañido (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubierais tañido (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieseis tañido (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieran tañido (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiesen tañido (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
tañere (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
tañeres (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
tañeres (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future)
tañere (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
tañéremos (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
tañereis (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
tañeren (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
hubiere tañido (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres tañido (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres tañido (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiere tañido (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiéremos tañido (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiereis tañido (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieren tañido (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
tañe (second-person singular imperative present)
tañé (second-person singular vos-form imperative present)
taña (third-person singular imperative present)
tañamos (first-person plural imperative present)
tañed (second-person plural imperative present)
tañan (third-person plural imperative present)

-¡Ay señor! -dijo la sobrina-, bien los puede vuestra merced mandar quemar, como a los demás, porque no sería mucho que, habiendo sanado mi señor tío de la enfermedad caballeresca, leyendo éstos, se le antojase de hacerse pastor y andarse por los bosques y prados cantando y tañendo;….

Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha. Parte 1, capítulo VI. 1605.


discografía

Especialidad en grabación y reproducción de discos fonográficos.

Asignatura que estudia la clasificación y ordenación de los discos fonográficos.

Elenco de los discos de un autor, época, género musical o intérprete.


atril

Del castellano antiguo letril, y este del latín lectōrīle ‘del lector’, del caso genitivolēctoris. La inclusión de la a proviene de una supuestadicciónlatril.

analogion

Soporte de madera o metálico inclinado, con o sin pedestal, para apoyar partituras, libros, misales... abiertos, lo cual facilita la lectura.

El arte de la marquetería. Aunque un atril es para poner un libro encima, creo que en este será mejor no poner nada, porque no se vería el calado. La parte superior del atril, tiene una cenefa alrededor, y en la zona interior en sus 4 esquinas un conjunto de hojas, que rodean la zona central y dentro de ella una mujer con su arpa y ramas de laurel.


orfeón

coro

Corporación de cantantes corales, generalmente a capela.


minueto

Del francés menuet ('diminuto') -en alusión a los pasos cortos propios de la danzahomónima-; es el diminutivo de menu (pequeño), proveniente del italiano minuetto, que a su vez deriva del latín mĭnūtus: breve.

rondó

Composición instrumental en compás ternario y movimiento moderado. En los siglos XVII y XVIII, del barroco, algunos compositores la incluyeron en suites, divertimenti y, posteriormente, los clásicos en sonatas, cuartetos, sinfonías, ballets y óperas.

Formas musicales históricas: minueto, rondó, variación. El minueto proviene de una antigua danza francesa que se hizo muy popular durante el reinado de Luis XIV (siglo XVII). Es una danza cortesana, elegante y de movimientos discretos y contenidos. Musicalmente presenta dos temas contrastantes, pero su estructura es ternaria, pues repite el primero. El tema A es denominado minueto, de carácter más solemne e interpretado por toda la orquesta. El tema B se conoce como trío, porque inicialmente lo tocaban tres instrumentos (un trío), más suave y lírico. La estructura del minueto es A-B-A, o lo que es lo mismo, minueto-trío-minueto. Suelen estar en ritmo de 3/4, más apropiado para las danzas cortesanas, mientras que las danzas más populares suelen estar en 4/4

«Formas musicales históricas: minueto, rondó, variación». Mar de alboran.


concertar

haber concertado (impersonal infinitive)
concertando (impersonal gerund)
habiendo concertado (impersonal gerund)
concertado (impersonal participle)
concierto (first-person singular indicative present)
conciertas (second-person singular indicative present)
concertás (second-person singular vos-form indicative present)
concierta (third-person singular indicative present)
concertamos (first-person plural indicative present)
concertáis (second-person plural indicative present)
conciertan (third-person plural indicative present)
concertaba (first-person singular indicative past imperfect)
concertabas (second-person singular indicative past imperfect)
concertabas (second-person singular vos-form indicative past imperfect)
concertaba (third-person singular indicative past imperfect)
concertábamos (first-person plural indicative past imperfect)
concertabais (second-person plural indicative past imperfect)
concertaban (third-person plural indicative past imperfect)
concerté (first-person singular indicative present perfect)
concertaste (second-person singular indicative present perfect)
concertaste (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect)
concertó (third-person singular indicative present perfect)
concertamos (first-person plural indicative present perfect)
concertasteis (second-person plural indicative present perfect)
concertaron (third-person plural indicative present perfect)
había concertado (first-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías concertado (second-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías concertado (second-person singular vos-form indicative pluperfect)
había concertado (third-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habíamos concertado (first-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habíais concertado (second-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habían concertado (third-person plural indicative pluperfect)
he concertado (first-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has concertado (second-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has concertado (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect compound)
ha concertado (third-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
hemos concertado (first-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
habéis concertado (second-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
han concertado (third-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
concertaré (first-person singular indicative future)
concertarás (second-person singular indicative future)
concertarás (second-person singular vos-form indicative future)
concertará (third-person singular indicative future)
concertaremos (first-person plural indicative future)
concertaréis (second-person plural indicative future)
concertarán (third-person plural indicative future)
habré concertado (first-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás concertado (second-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás concertado (second-person singular vos-form indicative future compound)
habrá concertado (third-person singular indicative future compound)
habremos concertado (first-person plural indicative future compound)
habréis concertado (second-person plural indicative future compound)
habrán concertado (third-person plural indicative future compound)
hube concertado (first-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste concertado (second-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste concertado (second-person singular vos-form archaic indicative past anterior)
hubo concertado (third-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubimos concertado (first-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubisteis concertado (second-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubieron concertado (third-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
concertaría (first-person singular conditional)
concertarías (second-person singular conditional)
concertarías (second-person singular vos-form conditional)
concertaría (third-person singular conditional)
concertaríamos (first-person plural conditional)
concertaríais (second-person plural conditional)
concertarían (third-person plural conditional)
habría concertado (first-person singular conditional compound)
habrías concertado (second-person singular conditional compound)
habrías concertado (second-person singular vos-form conditional compound)
habría concertado (third-person singular conditional compound)
habríamos concertado (first-person plural conditional compound)
habríais concertado (second-person plural conditional compound)
habrían concertado (third-person plural conditional compound)
concierte (first-person singular subjunctive present)
conciertes (second-person singular subjunctive present)
conciertes (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
concertés (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
concierte (third-person singular subjunctive present)
concertemos (first-person plural subjunctive present)
concertéis (second-person plural subjunctive present)
concierten (third-person plural subjunctive present)
concertara (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
concertase (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
concertaras (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
concertases (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
concertaras (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
concertases (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
concertara (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
concertase (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
concertáramos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
concertásemos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
concertarais (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
concertaseis (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
concertaran (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
concertasen (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
haya concertado (first-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas concertado (second-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas concertado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present perfect)
haya concertado (third-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayamos concertado (first-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayáis concertado (second-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayan concertado (third-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hubiera concertado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese concertado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras concertado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses concertado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras concertado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses concertado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiera concertado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese concertado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiéramos concertado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiésemos concertado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubierais concertado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieseis concertado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieran concertado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiesen concertado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
concertare (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
concertares (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
concertares (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future)
concertare (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
concertáremos (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
concertareis (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
concertaren (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
hubiere concertado (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres concertado (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres concertado (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiere concertado (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiéremos concertado (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiereis concertado (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieren concertado (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
concierta (second-person singular imperative present)
concertá (second-person singular vos-form imperative present)
concierte (third-person singular imperative present)
concertemos (first-person plural imperative present)
concertad (second-person plural imperative present)
concierten (third-person plural imperative present)

Acordar entre sí voces o instrumentos músicos.


templar

haber templado (impersonal infinitive)
templando (impersonal gerund)
habiendo templado (impersonal gerund)
templado (impersonal participle)
templo (first-person singular indicative present)
tiemplo (first-person singular indicative present)
templas (second-person singular indicative present)
tiemplas (second-person singular indicative present)
templás (second-person singular vos-form indicative present)
templa (third-person singular indicative present)
tiempla (third-person singular indicative present)
templamos (first-person plural indicative present)
templáis (second-person plural indicative present)
templan (third-person plural indicative present)
tiemplan (third-person plural indicative present)
templaba (first-person singular indicative past imperfect)
templabas (second-person singular indicative past imperfect)
templabas (second-person singular vos-form indicative past imperfect)
templaba (third-person singular indicative past imperfect)
templábamos (first-person plural indicative past imperfect)
templabais (second-person plural indicative past imperfect)
templaban (third-person plural indicative past imperfect)
templé (first-person singular indicative present perfect)
templaste (second-person singular indicative present perfect)
templaste (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect)
templó (third-person singular indicative present perfect)
templamos (first-person plural indicative present perfect)
templasteis (second-person plural indicative present perfect)
templaron (third-person plural indicative present perfect)
había templado (first-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías templado (second-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías templado (second-person singular vos-form indicative pluperfect)
había templado (third-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habíamos templado (first-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habíais templado (second-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habían templado (third-person plural indicative pluperfect)
he templado (first-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has templado (second-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has templado (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect compound)
ha templado (third-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
hemos templado (first-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
habéis templado (second-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
han templado (third-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
templaré (first-person singular indicative future)
templarás (second-person singular indicative future)
templarás (second-person singular vos-form indicative future)
templará (third-person singular indicative future)
templaremos (first-person plural indicative future)
templaréis (second-person plural indicative future)
templarán (third-person plural indicative future)
habré templado (first-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás templado (second-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás templado (second-person singular vos-form indicative future compound)
habrá templado (third-person singular indicative future compound)
habremos templado (first-person plural indicative future compound)
habréis templado (second-person plural indicative future compound)
habrán templado (third-person plural indicative future compound)
hube templado (first-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste templado (second-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste templado (second-person singular vos-form archaic indicative past anterior)
hubo templado (third-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubimos templado (first-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubisteis templado (second-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubieron templado (third-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
templaría (first-person singular conditional)
templarías (second-person singular conditional)
templarías (second-person singular vos-form conditional)
templaría (third-person singular conditional)
templaríamos (first-person plural conditional)
templaríais (second-person plural conditional)
templarían (third-person plural conditional)
habría templado (first-person singular conditional compound)
habrías templado (second-person singular conditional compound)
habrías templado (second-person singular vos-form conditional compound)
habría templado (third-person singular conditional compound)
habríamos templado (first-person plural conditional compound)
habríais templado (second-person plural conditional compound)
habrían templado (third-person plural conditional compound)
temple (first-person singular subjunctive present)
tiemple (first-person singular subjunctive present)
temples (second-person singular subjunctive present)
tiemples (second-person singular subjunctive present)
temples (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
templés (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
tiemples (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
temple (third-person singular subjunctive present)
tiemple (third-person singular subjunctive present)
templemos (first-person plural subjunctive present)
templéis (second-person plural subjunctive present)
templen (third-person plural subjunctive present)
tiemplen (third-person plural subjunctive present)
templara (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
templase (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
templaras (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
templases (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
templaras (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
templases (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
templara (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
templase (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
templáramos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
templásemos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
templarais (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
templaseis (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
templaran (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
templasen (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
haya templado (first-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas templado (second-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas templado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present perfect)
haya templado (third-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayamos templado (first-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayáis templado (second-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayan templado (third-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hubiera templado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese templado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras templado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses templado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras templado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses templado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiera templado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese templado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiéramos templado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiésemos templado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubierais templado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieseis templado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieran templado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiesen templado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
templare (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
templares (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
templares (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future)
templare (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
templáremos (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
templareis (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
templaren (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
hubiere templado (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres templado (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres templado (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiere templado (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiéremos templado (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiereis templado (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieren templado (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
templa (second-person singular imperative present)
tiempla (second-person singular imperative present)
templá (second-person singular vos-form imperative present)
temple (third-person singular imperative present)
tiemple (third-person singular imperative present)
templemos (first-person plural imperative present)
templad (second-person plural imperative present)
templen (third-person plural imperative present)
tiemplen (third-person plural imperative present)

Disponer un instrumento de manera que pueda producir con exactitud los sonidos que le son propios.


atiplar

haber atiplado (impersonal infinitive)
atiplando (impersonal gerund)
habiendo atiplado (impersonal gerund)
atiplado (impersonal participle)
atiplo (first-person singular indicative present)
atiplas (second-person singular indicative present)
atiplás (second-person singular vos-form indicative present)
atipla (third-person singular indicative present)
atiplamos (first-person plural indicative present)
atipláis (second-person plural indicative present)
atiplan (third-person plural indicative present)
atiplaba (first-person singular indicative past imperfect)
atiplabas (second-person singular indicative past imperfect)
atiplabas (second-person singular vos-form indicative past imperfect)
atiplaba (third-person singular indicative past imperfect)
atiplábamos (first-person plural indicative past imperfect)
atiplabais (second-person plural indicative past imperfect)
atiplaban (third-person plural indicative past imperfect)
atiplé (first-person singular indicative present perfect)
atiplaste (second-person singular indicative present perfect)
atiplaste (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect)
atipló (third-person singular indicative present perfect)
atiplamos (first-person plural indicative present perfect)
atiplasteis (second-person plural indicative present perfect)
atiplaron (third-person plural indicative present perfect)
había atiplado (first-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías atiplado (second-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habías atiplado (second-person singular vos-form indicative pluperfect)
había atiplado (third-person singular indicative pluperfect)
habíamos atiplado (first-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habíais atiplado (second-person plural indicative pluperfect)
habían atiplado (third-person plural indicative pluperfect)
he atiplado (first-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has atiplado (second-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
has atiplado (second-person singular vos-form indicative present perfect compound)
ha atiplado (third-person singular indicative present perfect compound)
hemos atiplado (first-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
habéis atiplado (second-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
han atiplado (third-person plural indicative present perfect compound)
atiplaré (first-person singular indicative future)
atiplarás (second-person singular indicative future)
atiplarás (second-person singular vos-form indicative future)
atiplará (third-person singular indicative future)
atiplaremos (first-person plural indicative future)
atiplaréis (second-person plural indicative future)
atiplarán (third-person plural indicative future)
habré atiplado (first-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás atiplado (second-person singular indicative future compound)
habrás atiplado (second-person singular vos-form indicative future compound)
habrá atiplado (third-person singular indicative future compound)
habremos atiplado (first-person plural indicative future compound)
habréis atiplado (second-person plural indicative future compound)
habrán atiplado (third-person plural indicative future compound)
hube atiplado (first-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste atiplado (second-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubiste atiplado (second-person singular vos-form archaic indicative past anterior)
hubo atiplado (third-person singular archaic indicative past anterior)
hubimos atiplado (first-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubisteis atiplado (second-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
hubieron atiplado (third-person plural archaic indicative past anterior)
atiplaría (first-person singular conditional)
atiplarías (second-person singular conditional)
atiplarías (second-person singular vos-form conditional)
atiplaría (third-person singular conditional)
atiplaríamos (first-person plural conditional)
atiplaríais (second-person plural conditional)
atiplarían (third-person plural conditional)
habría atiplado (first-person singular conditional compound)
habrías atiplado (second-person singular conditional compound)
habrías atiplado (second-person singular vos-form conditional compound)
habría atiplado (third-person singular conditional compound)
habríamos atiplado (first-person plural conditional compound)
habríais atiplado (second-person plural conditional compound)
habrían atiplado (third-person plural conditional compound)
atiple (first-person singular subjunctive present)
atiples (second-person singular subjunctive present)
atiples (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
atiplés (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present)
atiple (third-person singular subjunctive present)
atiplemos (first-person plural subjunctive present)
atipléis (second-person plural subjunctive present)
atiplen (third-person plural subjunctive present)
atiplara (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
atiplase (first-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
atiplaras (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
atiplases (second-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
atiplaras (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
atiplases (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive past imperfect)
atiplara (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
atiplase (third-person singular subjunctive past imperfect)
atipláramos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
atiplásemos (first-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
atiplarais (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
atiplaseis (second-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
atiplaran (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
atiplasen (third-person plural subjunctive past imperfect)
haya atiplado (first-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas atiplado (second-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayas atiplado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive present perfect)
haya atiplado (third-person singular subjunctive present perfect)
hayamos atiplado (first-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayáis atiplado (second-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hayan atiplado (third-person plural subjunctive present perfect)
hubiera atiplado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese atiplado (first-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras atiplado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses atiplado (second-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieras atiplado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieses atiplado (second-person singular vos-form subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiera atiplado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiese atiplado (third-person singular subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiéramos atiplado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiésemos atiplado (first-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubierais atiplado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieseis atiplado (second-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubieran atiplado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
hubiesen atiplado (third-person plural subjunctive pluperfect)
atiplare (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
atiplares (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
atiplares (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future)
atiplare (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future)
atipláremos (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
atiplareis (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
atiplaren (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future)
hubiere atiplado (first-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres atiplado (second-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieres atiplado (second-person singular vos-form archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiere atiplado (third-person singular archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiéremos atiplado (first-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubiereis atiplado (second-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
hubieren atiplado (third-person plural archaic subjunctive future compound)
atipla (second-person singular imperative present)
atiplá (second-person singular vos-form imperative present)
atiple (third-person singular imperative present)
atiplemos (first-person plural imperative present)
atiplad (second-person plural imperative present)
atiplen (third-person plural imperative present)

Levantar el tono de un instrumento hasta que llegue a tiple.