ragtime

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• The most popular music back then was called ragtime .(那时最流行的音乐叫拉格泰姆音乐。)
• Ragtime remains distinct from jazz both as an instrumental style and as a genre.(无论是作为一种器乐风格，抑或是作为一种体裁，散拍乐迥然有别于爵士乐。)
• This send-up of ragtime song and dance begins in 1915 San Francisco when society boy Roger Grant decides to pursue popular rather than serious music.(当社会男孩罗杰格兰特决定追求流行，而不追求严肃的音乐时，一个对白令人逗笑的爵士音乐歌舞开始于1915年的旧金山。)
• He infused ragtime with the blues and black church music, and organized ensembles consisting of brass instruments and clarinets, changing the way jazz composers tended to orchestrate their music.(他为拉格·泰姆注入了布鲁斯和黑人教堂音乐。组织由铜管乐器和单簧管组成的合奏乐队，改变了爵士作曲家偏向在音乐中嵌入过多管弦乐的方式。)
• So the guy sits the dog on the piano stool, and the dog starts playing. Ragtime, Mozart… and the bartender and patrons are enjoying the music.(那个人把狗放到了弹钢琴坐的凳子上面，狗就开始了演奏，先是拉格泰姆音乐、接着弹莫扎特还有其它的……服务生和顾客们都非常欣赏它的弹奏。)
• Ragtime music is dance music.(拉格·泰姆音乐是舞蹈音乐。)
• He also worked on his opera, "Treemonisha." he had hoped his longtime business partner John Stark would publish it, but he refused. Stark did not think a ragtime opera would sell.(他还一直创作着歌剧“Treemonisha”，并一直希望自己的终生的事业伙伴约翰·斯·达克能够将它发行出来，但斯达克认为，拉格·泰姆的歌剧卖不出去。)
• Jazz music borrowed syncopated rhythms from ragtime, and syncopation is what makes jazz the lively, energetic music that it is today.(爵士乐从散拍音乐借用了切分音的节奏，也正是切分音为今日爵士乐注入了生气与活力。)
• The ragtime had a cracked, heartbroken rhythm as though it were a one - step of despair.(爵士乐曲发出破碎、伤心的节奏，倒象是绝望的独步舞曲。)
• Ragtime also influenced the creation of jazz.(拉格·泰姆音乐也影响了爵士乐的形成。)