Coda - Coda (English spelling) Italian

Japanese: コーダ - こーだ(英語表記)coda イタリア語
Coda - Coda (English spelling) Italian

A musical term. A section added to the end of a piece, meaning "tail." It can be translated as a conclusion or coda. For example, in a fugue, it is placed after the final full entry of the theme, and in a classical dance, it is placed after the repetition of the main section, and it is extremely diverse in terms of length and material. The coda in sonata form that follows the recapitulation became a long section with a material connection to the piece, especially after Beethoven (for example, 141 bars in the first movement of Beethoven's Eroica Symphony), and gained importance. In addition, a relatively small coda in a piece, especially in fugue and sonata form, is sometimes called a codetta.

[Mariko Teramoto]

Source: Shogakukan Encyclopedia Nipponica About Encyclopedia Nipponica Information | Legend

Japanese:

音楽用語。「尾」の意味で、楽曲の最後に加えられた部分。終結部、結尾部などと訳される。たとえば、フーガでは主題の最後の完全な入りのあと、古典派の舞曲では主要部分の繰り返しのあとに置かれるもので、長さや素材に関してはきわめて多様である。再現部のあとに続くソナタ形式のコーダは、とくにベートーベン以後、楽曲と素材的関連をもつ長大な部分になり(たとえばベートーベンの『英雄交響曲』第1楽章では141小節)、重要性を獲得した。なお、とくにフーガおよびソナタ形式の場合、楽曲中の比較的小規模な結尾部をコデッタcodettaとよぶこともある。

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