tremolo (Also tremolos) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to tremolo

  • wobble«
  • tremolo«
  • music«
  • tremolist«
  • chord«
  • vox angelica«
  • guitar amplifier«
  • melody«
  • vibrato«
  • single note«
  • pizzicato«
  • tremolando«
  • electric guitar«
  • polyphony«
  • ribattuta«
  • unmeasured tremolo«
  • melodic phrase«
  • bisbigliando«
  • undulating tremolo«
  • melodic line«
  • bebung«
  • uncertain–undulating effect«
  • polyphonic music«
  • monody«
  • simple amplitude modulation electronic circuit«
  • syncopation«
  • regular tenuto stroke«
  • instrumental music«
  • obsolete undulating tremolo«
  • monophonic music«
  • measured tremolo«
  • tune«
  • legato stroke«
  • vocal music«
  • historical tremolo«
  • vocal«
  • century composer claudio monteverdi«
  • instrumentalist«
  • abbreviation trem«
  • serialism«
  • string«
  • chorus«
  • amplitude«
  • prelude«
  • stile concitato effect«
  • musical harmony«
  • real tremolo«
  • harmony«
  • jetés«
  • polytonality«
  • electronic tremolo effect unit«
  • musical style«
  • electronic tremolo effect«
  • musical genre«
  • true tremolo«
  • musical composition«
  • rhythmic regularity«
  • opus«
  • rapid reiteration«
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  • monteverdi trill«
  • section«
  • note«
  • piece of music«
  • slow vibrato«
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  • giovanni battista riccio«
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  • demisemiquaver«
  • line«
  • biagio marini«
  • refrain«
  • mallet instrument«
  • musician«
  • tremolo picking«
  • popularism«
  • shuddering«
  • polytonalism«
  • tone production«
  • monophony«
  • bow«
  • antiphony«
  • string accompaniment«
  • accepted method«
  • pitch bend«
  • bowed string instrument«
  • tremolo arm«
  • dramatic intensity«
  • whammy bar«
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  • notation«
  • electronic effect«
  • glissando«
  • real chance«
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  • electronic organ«
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  • vocal technique«
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  • standard«
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  • twelve-tone system«
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  • style«
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  • realisation«
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  • lead-in«
  • homophony«
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  • musical passage«
  • musical«
  • bassist«
  • introit«
  • sports section«
  • introduction«
  • sura«
  • pavan«
  • jazzman«
  • rag«
  • jazz musician«
  • jazz«
  • allegretto«
  • incidental music«
  • duo«
  • harpist«
  • oboist«
  • guitarist«
  • insert«
  • roulade«
  • closing«
  • swoop«
  • waltz«
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  • above«
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  • keyboardist«
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  • classical music«
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  • polka«
  • arranger«
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  • score«
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  • play«
  • cellist«
  • quartet«
  • vocalizer«
  • vocaliser«
  • violoncellist«
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  • tucket«
  • tra-la-la«
  • tra-la«
  • sightreader«
  • septette«
  • saxist«
  • octette«
  • obligato«
  • lutist«
  • lutanist«
  • idyl«
  • harmoniser«
  • gambist«
  • executant«
  • carillonneur«
  • accompanyist«
  • medley«
  • development«
  • pianist«
  • idyll«
  • conductor«
  • composer«
  • realization«
  • idea«
  • techno«
  • passage«
  • lead«
  • movement«
  • spot«
  • set«
  • close«
  • chapter«
  • end«
  • episode«
  • book«
  • study«
  • lede«
  • march«
  • preparation«
  • flourish«
  • director«
  • conclusion«
  • article«
  • statement«
  • part«
  • landler«
  • harper«
  • melodic«
  • polyphonic«
  • balletic«
  • sound off«
  • monophonic«
  • tonal«
  • harmonized«
  • cantabile«
  • harmonize«
  • monodic«
  • melodious«
  • harmonise«
  • harmonised«
  • tuneful«
  • harmonious«
  • set to music«
  • compose«
  • syncopate«
  • polytonal«
  • polyphonous«
  • monodical«
  • melodize«
  • melodise«
  • harmonical«
  • strike up«
  • write«
  • realise«
  • arrange«
  • realize«
  • prepare«
  • trombone«
  • harmonica«
  • guitar«
  • percussive instrument«
  • percussion section«
  • percussion«
  • saxophone«
  • mouth harp«
  • jews' harp«
  • jew's harp«
  • calliope«
  • bass part«
  • bass«
  • harmonium«
  • transverse flute«
  • flute«
  • drum majorette«
  • drum major«
  • drum«
  • harpsichord«
  • clarinet«
  • timbre«
  • recitative«
  • tenor saxophonist«
  • tenor«
  • fiddle«
  • trumpet«
  • wind instrument«
  • stringed instrument«
  • electronic musical instrument«
  • electronic instrument«
  • intonation«
  • rhythm section«
  • rhythm and blues«
  • coda«
  • vocalisation«
  • musical accompaniment«
  • accompaniment«
  • pianoforte«
  • sax«
  • escalator clause«
  • escalator«
  • baritone«
  • modulation«
  • intro«
  • cadenza«
  • berceuse«
  • cadence«
  • cello«
  • piano music«
  • piano«
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