1.〈美〉(源出美国新奥尔良地方的)半即兴式爵士音乐
1.a type of jazz with a strong beat, originally developed in New Orleans in the early 1900s and usually involving a large group of musicians who improvise together
1.However, the hard times of war exposed just how much disunity there was in Dixieland.
然而，战争的艰难时期暴露了南方联盟中的各州是多么的不团结。
2.Devotees of jazz pack Preservation Hal, Dixieland Hall, and the night clubs along Bourbon Street to hear their favorite songs.
爵士乐的爱好者常常挤满了文化保护厅、南方爵士音乐厅以及波本街上的夜总会，以欣赏他们最喜爱的乐曲。
3.They may say the music is red hot, especially the kind called Dixieland jazz.
他们的音乐可以说是红热，尤其是那种所谓的迪克西兰爵士乐爵士乐。
4.Though Dixieland jazz is today a preserved form of music like classical music.
虽然今天南方爵士乐像古典音乐般是一种刻意保留下来的音乐。
5.During this same period , white musicians in New York were playing music similar to Dixieland jazz.
在这一时期，纽约的白人乐师所演奏的，很像南方的爵士音乐。
6.We can catch some authentic Dixieland Jazz in the French Quarter.
我们可以去听法国区里地道的狄西兰爵士乐。
7.A little after 2: a. m. , we all went to another place to listen to some old-fashioned Dixieland jazz and dance.
凌晨两点过后，我们都去了其他的地方听一些过时的爵士乐并观赏舞蹈。
8.Yeah, I'd like to hear some funky Dixieland
耶，让我听听那古怪的迪克西兰爵士乐
9.Look away, look away, look away Dixieland
看吧，看吧，去看迪克西吧
10.In Dixieland I'll take my stand
在迪克西，我会表明我的态度