Let's listen to John Kander sit on one pitch level and then suddenly raise the whole thing up.

我们听到约翰·肯德尔选择了一个音高,然后突然升高了

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So we're going to listen to a track out of John Kander's Chicago here, and the question that's at- in play at the moment is what's the meter of this cut from chicago?

我们先听一下约翰·肯德尔的作品芝加哥,中的一小段,边听边想一个问题,这个片段的节拍是怎样的,这个摘自芝加哥的片段

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But it looks like they're giving away stuff, they're feeding you stuff, and if you're interested in learning a bit more about Microsoft internships and such they have an office in Kendall Square near MIT and that's where I believe this event is to take place.

看起来他们似乎在泄露消息，但实际上是为了满足你们，而且如果你有兴趣,了解更多微软实习等诸如此类的信息,可以到他们在MIT附近的肯德尔广场设立的办公室咨询,而且我相信派对将会在肯德尔广场举行。

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We have the pulse being slowed down and almost like a law of physics or something, now comes a reaction- now John Kander makes the music accelerate so let's watch a wonderful example of accelerando here.

这里我们听到节奏慢了下来,但是,与物理类似,反作用出现了,现在约翰·肯德尔加快了音乐的节奏,让我们看到了一个渐速音的好例子

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