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tremolo

/ˈtrem.ə.ləʊ/

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noun

/ˈtrem.ə.ləʊ/C1formalart
  • ruМузыкальный приём, создающий дрожащий или колеблющийся эффект, достигаемый быстрым повторением одной ноты или чередованием двух нот, а также чрезмерный вокальный вибрато.

A musical technique producing a trembling or wavering effect, achieved by rapidly repeating a single note or alternating between two notes, or an excessive vocal vibrato.

  1. Rapid note repetitionB2formalart

    A musical effect created by quickly repeating a single note or rapidly alternating between two notes, producing a trembling or wavering sound.

    ruБыстрое повторение ноты

    • The guitarist used a tremolo effect to create a shimmering sound.
    • The violinist's tremolo added a sense of urgency to the piece.
    • He practiced the tremolo technique on the mandolin for hours.
  2. Vocal vibratoB2formalart

    A rapid, slight variation in pitch in a singing voice, often used for expression, but sometimes considered excessive or poorly controlled.

    ruВокальное вибрато

    • The opera singer's tremolo was so pronounced it distracted from the melody.
    • Her tremolo gave her voice a distinctive, emotional quality.
    • The vocal coach worked to smooth out the singer's excessive tremolo.

    Synonymsquavertrillvibratowarble

Forms
  • tremolos plural form
  • tremolos' possessive plural form
  • tremolo's possessive singular form
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