拉用英文怎么说读
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"La" in Engpsh is usually pronounced as "lah". It is a musical term that is used to indicate a specific pitch or a specific rhythm in a piece of music. The term "la" is a solfège syllable, which is a system of syllables used to teach music. Solfège syllables are used to help musicians to sight-read music, and to sing or play music in tune.
For example:
In the song "Do-Re-Mi" from the musical "The Sound of Music," the notes for the song are sung as "Doe-a deer, a female deer, Re-a drop of golden sun, Mi-a name I call myself."
In a sheet music, the note "A" is written as "La".
Some example sentences in Engpsh:
"The singer hit the high note on the 'la'."
"I need to practice singing the solfège syllables, starting with 'do' and ending with 'la'."
"The choir sang the notes of the scale using the solfège syllables 'do-re-mi-fa-sol-la-ti-do'."
For example:
In the song "Do-Re-Mi" from the musical "The Sound of Music," the notes for the song are sung as "Doe-a deer, a female deer, Re-a drop of golden sun, Mi-a name I call myself."
In a sheet music, the note "A" is written as "La".
Some example sentences in Engpsh:
"The singer hit the high note on the 'la'."
"I need to practice singing the solfège syllables, starting with 'do' and ending with 'la'."
"The choir sang the notes of the scale using the solfège syllables 'do-re-mi-fa-sol-la-ti-do'."