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Strathspey-a slow Scottish dance, often coupled with the quick reel Stravagante-（意大利） extravagant, fantastic Straziante-（意大利） tearing Streich-（德） stroke Streng-（德） strict Strepito-（意大利） noise Strepitosamente-（意大利） noisily, boisterously Strepitoso-（意大利） noisy Stretch out-in jazz, an extended and often highly inventive improvisation in place of an anticipated shorter set of phrases Stretching the Strings-A physical method of settling classical guitar strings. Stretta-（意大利） a passage at the end of an aria, act or ensemble, in which the tempo is accelerated to effect a climax Stretto-（意大利） accelerated, brought together Strimpellata-（意大利） strumming, scraping Stringendo-（意大利） squeezing together, accelerando String-(s) A strand of gut, wire, silk or nylon that, when bowed, plucked or struck, produces a sound determined by its tension, length and density. String Height-The height of a guitar string measured from the top of the twelfth fret to the bottom of the string. String Life-The length of time a set of guitar strings retains-balance, tone, clarity, & sustain. Sting Markings-a symbol used to indicate which string to play. String music-Music especially composed for string instruments String orchestra-a moderately large ensemble form only of first and second violins, cellos and double basses String quartet-a quartet formed of one first violinist, one second violinist, one violist and one cellist String Settling-The occurrence of tension equalization of a guitar string between its playing portions and non-playing portions. String Slippage-The movement of the guitar string poorly attached to a tuner. String Winder-A tool used to simplify winding a guitar string to its tuner. Stringed instruments-any musical instrument that produces sound by means of strings under appropriate tension that are set into vibration by being plucked strummed, struck or bowed Strings-the section of the orchestra formed by members of the violin family but excluding harp, guitar, harpsichord, piano, viols …… Strisciando-（意大利） smooth, slurred, glissando Strisciato-（意大利） smooth, slurred, glissando Stroll-in jazz, a direction indicating that a performer should be silent Stromentato-（意大利） played by instruments Stromenti-（意大利） instruments Stromento-（意大利） instrument Strong Accent Strophe-(Greek) a metrical or musical unit that is repeated in a musical composition Strophic-(Greek) a metrical or musical unit that is repeated in a musical composition Strum-brushing over the strings of a stringed instrument Strumenti-（意大利） instruments Strumento-（意大利） instrument Stuck-（德） piece Studien-（德） study, etude Sturmend-（德） stormy, passionate Sturmisch-（德） stormy, passionate Style-the way musical elements (melody, rhythm, harmony, dynamics, form, etc.) are presented; what distinguishes one performance from another Style brise-an arpeggiated style Su-（意大利） on, near, up, above, upon Suave-（意大利） suave Suavita-（意大利） suavity Subdivision-breaking up a larger metrical pattern into smaller parts Sub-dominant-the fourth degree of the scale Sub-dominant chord-the chord which uses as its root the subdominant note of a key Sub-dominant triad-triad built on the fourth degree of the scale Subito-（意大利） suddenly Subject-a theme Sub-mediant-the sixth degree of the scale Sub-mediant chord-the chord which uses as its root the submediant note of a key Sub-mediant triad-triad built on the sixth degree of the scale Substitute fingering-alternative fingering Sub-tonic-the seventh degree of the scale Subwoofer-Speaker dedicated to reproducing very low frequencies. often placed on the floor Sufi-devotional Muslim music Sugli-（意大利） on the Sui-（意大利） on the Sugudu-Chinese plucked lute Sui-（意大利） on, near, up, above, upon Suite-a set of unrelated and usually short instrumental pieces Suite de dances-（法） a set of dances Suivez-（法） follow Sul-Korean twenty-five string zither used in court music Sull-（意大利） on, near, up, above, upon Sulla-（意大利） on, near, up, above, upon Sulle-（意大利） on, near, up, above, upon Summend-（德） humming Sungion-mu-(Korean) dance music for celebrating a victory Suo-（意大利） its own Suoni-（意大利） sounds Suono-（意大利） sound Superba-（意大利） proud Superbo-（意大利） proud Superius-the upper, or higher, voice or melody in a musical composition of two or more parts Super-tonic-the second degree of the scale Super-tonic chord-the chord which uses as its root the supertonic note of a key Super-tonic triad-triad built on the second degree of the scale Suppliant-（法） supplicating Supplichevole-（意大利） supplicating Supplichevolmente-（意大利） supplicating Supprimez-（法） put stop out of action, suppress Sur-（法） on, over Sur la touche-（法） on the fingerboard Sur le chevalet-（法） on the bridge Surbahar-a bass sitar, tuned anywhere from four steps to an octave lower than a regular sitar Surtout-（法） above all, especially Suspended time-very long static events, with nothing much else happening Suspension-a note that is held over, that is approached by itself, and resolved to the chord note by a tone or semitone after the chord is played Suss-（德） sweet Sustain-To keep in existence; maintain. Sussurrante-（意大利） lightly Susurrando-（意大利） whispering, murmuring Svegliando-（意大利） brisk, alert Svegliato-（意大利） brisk, alert Svelto-（意大利） smart, quick, freely, lightly Svolgimento-（意大利） development Sweet Spots-Over time a soundboard (and to a lesser extent, the back & sides) "learns" an ability to move more freely at often used frequencies. The classical guitar consists of approximately 40 major wooden parts, all glued together to hold their idle state. If the instrument vibrates regularly at set frequencies, these glue joints will open in such a way that the guitar will eventually begin to vibrate more freely with notable improvements in tone, response, dynamic range, and volume (Sweet Spots). Swing-American style of jazz music characterized by big band instrumentation Syllabic-a musical setting is syllabic when one and only one note is related to one syllable in the text Sympathetic strings-strings, that cannot be bowed or plucked, that resonate by means of their immediate proximity to other strings, that can be bowed or plucked, which are set very closely above them sympathetic vibration-the vibration of an object independently in response to tone sounded by a musical instrument of which the object is a part, or that of another instrument Symphonia-(Greek) symphony Symphonie-symphony Symphonie concertante-（法） featuring a few solo instruments and orchestra Symphonique-（法） symphonic Symphonisch-（德） symphonic Symphony-an extended piece for full orchestra, usually serious in nature and in several movements Symphony orchestra-an ensemble of instruments which may have in excess of 100 members Syncopation-where a silence or weak beat replaces the expected strong beat Synthesizer-an instrument that uses electronics to generate a large range of sounds, some meant to mimic real instruments and others that are completely new Syvspring-a popular dance from Jutland System-notation of a line of music including all the parts and voices involved, presented in a group of two or more staves which are joined together on the left hand side by a vertical bar and a brace 其它相关链接：　Ac-Ak　Ak-Am　An-Ar　Ar-Az　B-Ban　Ba-Be　Be-Bl　Bl-Br　Br-Bu　C-Ch　Ch-Ci　Cl-Co　Co-Cy　D-De　De-Do　Do-Dy　E-En　En-Es　F-Fi　Fi-Fr　Fr-Fu　G-Ge　Ge-Gr　Gr-Gy　Ha-He　He-Hy　Ia-Iw　Ja-Ju　Ka-Kw　La　Le　Li-Ly　Ma　Me-Mi　Mo-My　Na-Ne　Ng-Nz　Ob-Ov　Pe-Pl　Po　Pr-Pu　Qi-Qu　Ra　Re　Rh-Ri　Ro-Ry　Sa-Sc　Sc-Se　Se-Sh　Si-Sn　So　Sp-St　St-Sy　Ta　Te-Th　Ti-To　Tw-Tz　Ua-Ut　Va-Ve　Vi　Vo-Vu　Wa-Wu　Xa-Zy

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