n.华彩段，华彩乐段(通常在古典乐曲结尾，以突显独唱或独奏演员的技巧)，(尤指无端的或滑稽的)暴怒，大发雷霆

原形：cadenza复数：cadenzas

The virtuoso's fingers danced across the keys, producing a brilliant cadenza in the piano concerto.
这位技艺高超的演奏者的手指在钢琴键上飞舞，奏出一段华丽的华彩乐段。
The composer inserted a challenging cadenza into the middle of the symphony to showcase the soloist's technical prowess.
作曲家在交响乐中部插入了一段富有挑战性的华彩乐段，以展示独奏者的高超技巧。
After the aria, the singer delivered a powerful cadenza that left the audience mesmerized.
在咏叹调之后，歌手演唱了一段震撼人心的华彩部分，让观众如痴如醉。
The pianist's cadenza was so captivating that the audience erupted into applause even before the piece ended.
钢琴家的华彩乐段如此迷人，以至于在曲目结束前，观众就已热烈鼓掌。
In classical music, a cadenza is often a improvisational section where performers can showcase their individuality.
在古典音乐中，华彩乐段通常是表演者展现个人风格的即兴部分。
After mastering the main melody, it was time for the student to learn the intricate cadenza that added depth to the piece.
学生掌握了主旋律后，接下来就是学习为作品增添深度的复杂华彩部分。
The violinist's cadenza during the concerto was filled with emotion and technical brilliance, earning him a standing ovation.
小提琴手在协奏曲中的华彩乐段充满了情感和技术精湛，赢得了满场起立鼓掌。
The jazz ensemble's improvisational cadenza demonstrated their collective creativity and musical synergy.
爵士乐队的即兴华彩展示了他们集体的创造力和音乐上的默契。
Critics praised the pianist's innovative interpretation of the cadenza, highlighting its unique rhythmic complexity.
批评家赞扬了钢琴家对华彩乐段的创新诠释，特别强调其独特的节奏复杂性。
The composer's original intention was to create a simple cadenza, but the musicians' interpretations led to a more elaborate one.
作曲家最初设想的是创作一个简单的华彩乐段，但音乐家们的演绎使其变得更为丰富。