scherzando \skert-SAHN-doh\, adjective:
Playful; sportive.
A short coda recalls the scherzando music, and the piece concludes with the jazzy harmony.
-- Howard Pollack, John Alden Carpenter
A recapitulation satisfies the sonata principle by partially transposing both of the episodes to the tonic, and to cap off the movement with a tour de force Weber combines the last statement of the refrain with the scherzando theme.
-- R. Larry Todd, Nineteenth-Century Piano Music
Scherzando comes from the Italian word scherzare meaning "to joke." It entered English in the early 1800s.
俏皮;嬉戲。
短尾聲回顧scherzando音樂，和一塊與爵士和諧的結論。
- 霍華德·波拉克，約翰·奧爾登木匠
一個的重演滿足部分移調情節進補，運動與旅遊德力韋伯結合與scherzando主題不要最後聲明封頂奏鳴曲原則。
- R.拉里·托德，19世紀的鋼琴音樂
的scherzando來“開玩笑”來自意大利的字scherzare意義它在19世紀初進入英語。
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