Definition of thirty-second note in English:

thirty-second note

noun

North American Music

A demisemiquaver.
Example sentencesExamples
- It contains a recurring rhythm of sixteenth, dotted sixteenth and thirty-second notes that is difficult to discern.
- This music was full of accidentals, thirty-second notes, dotted whole, half, quarter, eighth and sixteenth notes, slurs, ties and key changes.
- I think the most difficult our rhythm will ever get is having a thirty-second note somewhere in there.
- This section, as performed in the aria, is not a traditional cadenza, and the thirty-second notes, which are included exactly as noted in the original score, may disorient young flutists who tend to perform this figure as grace notes.
- Though marked pianissimo and dolce, Piano I intensifies the accompaniment of the bell effects by passing from quadruplet sixteenth to triplet sixteenth to octuplet thirty-second notes at a mezzopiano level before resuming the melody.

Definition of thirty-second note in US English:

thirty-second note

nounˈθərdi səˈkɑnd

North American Music

A note having the time value of half a sixteenth note, represented by a large dot with a three-hooked stem.
Also called demisemiquaver
Example sentencesExamples
- I think the most difficult our rhythm will ever get is having a thirty-second note somewhere in there.
- It contains a recurring rhythm of sixteenth, dotted sixteenth and thirty-second notes that is difficult to discern.
- Though marked pianissimo and dolce, Piano I intensifies the accompaniment of the bell effects by passing from quadruplet sixteenth to triplet sixteenth to octuplet thirty-second notes at a mezzopiano level before resuming the melody.
- This music was full of accidentals, thirty-second notes, dotted whole, half, quarter, eighth and sixteenth notes, slurs, ties and key changes.
- This section, as performed in the aria, is not a traditional cadenza, and the thirty-second notes, which are included exactly as noted in the original score, may disorient young flutists who tend to perform this figure as grace notes.

单词	thirty-second note
释义	Definition of thirty-second note in English: thirty-second note noun North American Music A demisemiquaver. Example sentencesExamples It contains a recurring rhythm of sixteenth, dotted sixteenth and thirty-second notes that is difficult to discern. This music was full of accidentals, thirty-second notes, dotted whole, half, quarter, eighth and sixteenth notes, slurs, ties and key changes. I think the most difficult our rhythm will ever get is having a thirty-second note somewhere in there. This section, as performed in the aria, is not a traditional cadenza, and the thirty-second notes, which are included exactly as noted in the original score, may disorient young flutists who tend to perform this figure as grace notes. Though marked pianissimo and dolce, Piano I intensifies the accompaniment of the bell effects by passing from quadruplet sixteenth to triplet sixteenth to octuplet thirty-second notes at a mezzopiano level before resuming the melody. Definition of thirty-second note in US English: thirty-second note nounˈθərdi səˈkɑnd North American Music A note having the time value of half a sixteenth note, represented by a large dot with a three-hooked stem. Also called demisemiquaver Example sentencesExamples I think the most difficult our rhythm will ever get is having a thirty-second note somewhere in there. It contains a recurring rhythm of sixteenth, dotted sixteenth and thirty-second notes that is difficult to discern. Though marked pianissimo and dolce, Piano I intensifies the accompaniment of the bell effects by passing from quadruplet sixteenth to triplet sixteenth to octuplet thirty-second notes at a mezzopiano level before resuming the melody. This music was full of accidentals, thirty-second notes, dotted whole, half, quarter, eighth and sixteenth notes, slurs, ties and key changes. This section, as performed in the aria, is not a traditional cadenza, and the thirty-second notes, which are included exactly as noted in the original score, may disorient young flutists who tend to perform this figure as grace notes.
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