介绍摇滚英语怎么说
① 摇滚用英语怎么说
摇滚复
rock；rock and roll更多制释义>>
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摇滚 ROCK;rock and roll;Rock & Roll
英伦摇滚 Britpop;Brit-pop;pop
民谣摇滚 folk rock;Folk-Rock;Rock
摇滚在美国很流行，大多数的美国黑人歌星都是高摇滚音乐的。摇滚音乐是美国最回流行的答音乐，美国的摇滚音乐是世界文明的。基本上，一提到摇滚音乐，人们就会想到美国。
Rock
is
very
popular
in
the
United
States,
most
of
the
African-American
singer
of
the
rock
are
high.
Rock
music
is
America's
most
popular
music,
rock
music
in
the
United
States
is
the
world's
civilization.
Basically,
a
reference
to
rock
music,
people
will
think
of
the
United
States.
③ 用很简单的英语介绍摇滚乐
Rock music is a form of popular music with a prominent vocal melody accompanied by guitar, drums, and bass. Many styles of rock music also use keyboard instruments such as organ, piano, or synthesizers. Rock music usually has a strong back beat, and often revolves around guitar, either electric or acoustic.
④ 谁能用英语介绍一下什么是摇滚乐。谢谢
A
form
of
popular
music
arising
from
and
incorporating
a
variety
of
musical
styles,
especially
rhythm
and
blues,
country
music,
and
gospel.
Originating
in
the
United
States
in
the
1950's,
it
is
characterized
by
electronically
amplified
instrumentation,
a
heavily
accented
beat,
and
relatively
simple
phrase
structure.
摇滚乐：一种起源于节奏和蓝调音乐、乡村音乐及福音歌曲等多种音乐风格内并把它们融为一体的流行音容乐形式，它兴起于20世纪50年代的美国，特征是使用电声加强的乐器演奏法，具有强烈的节奏和相对简单的旋律
⑤ 用英语简明介绍摇滚音乐
Modern western rock music is a very important part of western modern culture, most of the western people knows or likes rock music more or less. Rock music is an approved art form in western daily life. Some of those works by bands or people are approved by the society as some kind of master pieces, too. Among those works they reflected many things including many works that blamed the dark side of politics and expressed different thoughts to the society of people.
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⑥ 摇滚的英文怎么说
Rock and Roll或Rock&Roll，也有简称的
摇滚乐在1950年代出现于美国，然而其音乐中的元素则可以追溯到早在1920年代的蓝调音乐。早期摇滚乐融合了蓝调音乐、布基乐以及爵士乐，并受到美国传统民谣音乐、教会福音乐以及乡村音乐的薰陶。再向上追溯，甚至早在十九世纪的纽约的五分区，便可以找到融合非洲音乐以及爱尔兰音乐的摇滚乐雏形。
“Rocking 摇滚”一词最初是被唱圣诗 (gospel)的美国南部歌手使用。(并非传统圣诗，而是黑人那种带有背面节拍‘backbeat’的R&B，是摇滚的前身之一)，意指一种使人精神上升上天堂的音乐。可是到了40年代，这一词是用作双关语，字面上定义为一种舞蹈，里面却隐含着性爱的意义；例如 Roy Brown（蓝调歌手）当时的歌是叫“Good Rocking Tonight”。这种歌因当时一般被贬为叫做“种族音乐 race music”（音乐界对R&B的代称）而很少被音乐界的主流——白种人所听到。1951年，在俄亥俄州的克里夫兰市里有个叫 Alan Freed的DJ，开始为他的白人听众播出这种音乐，而就是Freed被誉为第一个为这种震撼的R&B音乐奠定“Rock and roll, 摇滚乐”这个称号。
对于何张唱片称得上是第一张摇滚乐唱片仍然存有许多争议。候选者包括Jackie Brenston & His Delta Cats在1951年的《Rocket 88》，以及后来更广为人知的《Maybellene》、《Johnny B. Goode》（Chuck Berry）或《Bo Diddley》（Bo Diddley）、 《Rock Around the Clock》（Bill Haley & His Comets），或者按照滚石杂志（RollingStone magazine）2005年富有争议的观点：Elvis Presley（猫王）在孟菲斯（美国田纳西州西南部一城市）为SUN records厂牌发行的第一支单曲《That`s all right》。一些历史学家追溯的更远，他们指出，类似Fats Domino之类40年代音乐家的曲风难以与摇滚乐相互区分，其中包括：《Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby?》（Louis Jordan）、《The Oakie Bookie》（Jack Guthrie，1947）以及《Rock Me to Sleep》（Benny Carter and Paul Vandervoort II，1950）。
那些较早具有影响力和先驱精神的艺术家们于1955年开始被记录：Bill Haley, Elvis Presley，Fats Domino，Little Richard，Chuck Berry，Jerry Lee Lewis。
⑦ 英语摇滚简介
ROCK MUSIC
rock music is not only a music style,but actually the attitude and philosophy of life.so the rock is different from other normal pop musics.The rhythm of rock is very intense and the lyrics for the song are so newfangled.when it comes out, Persons in the world were conquered in a flash.
Early rock music comes from many kinds of music,mainly include blues,R&B and country music.it also absorbs the elements of troditional pop music,jazz and folk music.all these effects build a structure which puts blues as a main status.
the rock music which borns in America had a great change when it comes to the early 1960s,The beatles went into the market of America,Americans are so amazed at The beatles,so someone called the event"the frist invasion of Britain".
as the time passed,the styles of rock now is profuse and colorful.such an Heavy Metal,Punk,Goth Metal,Blues-Rock and so on.
自已写的，由于字数有限，只重点介绍了一下起源和种类，希望楼主满意。
⑧ 摇滚乐英文介绍
定义； form of popular music arising from and incorporating a variety of musical styles, especially rhythm and blues, country music, and gospel. Originating in the United States in the 1950s, it is characterized by electronically amplified instrumentation, a heavily accented beat, and relatively simple phrase structure
起源：A great advance in American civil liberties, as well as a revolution in music, took place as a result of the introction of rock and roll in 1951. The introcer was Alan Freed, a disc jockey in Cleveland, who used the term to undermine the segregation of popular music into black and white. African-American popular music of the day, known as rhythm and blues, was increasingly influential, but radio stations and the record instry insisted on having white performers for white audiences. The only way a song composed and performed by blacks could reach a wider audience was for it to be remade by a white group.
Freed was able to get around the prohibition against African-American music on his radio station by coining a catchy name that was new and therefore all-encompassing. He wouldn't fight to play the forbidden rhythm and blues; instead, he would treat his audiences to what he called rock and roll. And while that term did not end music segregation overnight, it eventually made segregation impossible, as both black and white performers took up the phrase and together developed the new rock and roll. From the beginning it was also known informally as rock 'n' roll. By the mid-1960s the triumph of rock and roll was so complete that the name of the genre, now performed by musicians of all races all over the world, shrank to rock. No longer needed for music, the full phrase rock and roll recently has been used to mean "get going, move along," as in "Let's rock and roll."
Freed, who went on to greater fame and misfortune, is appropriately memorialized in Cleveland's Rock 'n' Roll Museum. But he did not actually invent rock and roll; he just gave it a new definition. Freed probably picked up rock and roll from the lyrics of a 1948 rhythm-and-blues hit called "Good Rockin' Tonight." Before that, both rock and roll had sexual meanings in jazz and blues, as in "My Man Rocks Me with One Steady Roll," recorded by Trixie Smith in 1922, which inspired Bill Haley's famous "Rock Around the Clock" in 1954.
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⑨ 摇滚 英语地道的怎么说
rock~~~或是 rock n' roll~~~
⑩ 摇滚的形容词用英语怎么说
我在有道查的
rock'n'roll
名词表示摇滚音乐，摇滚舞曲
形容词表示为摇滚乐的.