Hi everybody, Sorry to bother you with this, but my wife requires your help:
She teaches music here in Manosque (Southern of France) and since the ITER program is in development, she has to deal with beginners (between 6 and 8 years old) just arriving from their mother country and not familiar with the French language.
Having built a glossary with the other French translators of LilyPond, Isabelle has at her disposal a French-English translation of the basic terms she uses in the first two grades.
The problem is that most of those "pupils" come either from China, Japan or Korea, and I have no idea how those terms would look like, and Isabelle is sad to see them crying when they don't understand.
Therefore, could anybody give some help and return me (privately in order not to pollute the list) the enclosed text file with a translation (ideally with phonetic) for those languages?
Thanks in advance, for them as well as my wife. Cheers Jean-Charles
ENGLISH : YOUR-LANGUAGE A (note) accidental ancient minor scale arpeggio ascending interval B(note) bar bar line baritone clef bass clef beam beat bind (équivalent de tie) breath mark C (note) cadence/cadenza chord chromatic scale chromaticism clef common meter conjunct movement consonance cue notes D(note) descending interval diatonic scale disjunct movement dissonance dissonant interval dot (augmentation dot) dotted note double bar line double flat double meter double sharp duration E(note) eighth note eighth rest expression mark F (note) F clef fermata fifth fingering flag flat fourth G (note) G clef grand staff grave half note half rest harmonic cadence harmony interval just intonation key key signature leading note ledger line legato line longa lyrics major major interval measure mediant melodic cadence meter metronome middle C minor minor interval mode modulation movement multibar rest natural sign neighbour tone ninth note note head octave ornament part percussion perfect fifth perfect fourth perfect interval phrase phrasing pitch quarter note quarter rest relative key repeat rest rhythm scale scale degree score second semitone seventh sharp sixteenth note sixteenth rest sixth sixty-fourth note sixty-fourth rest slur song texts staff staves stem strings strong beat subdominant superdominant supertonic syncopation system tempo indication third thirty-second note thirty-second rest tie time time signature tone tonic transposition treble clef trill triple meter triplet tritone tuning fork unison upbeat voice weak beat whole note whole rest whole tone whole tone scale woodwind
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