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Meanings of pizzicato in English
Usage of pizzicato in English
1
The pizzicato touch is also used mostly in connection with the couplers.
2
The piano mimics the pizzicato sound by muting string inside the piano.
3
Like most musicians, they turn into children when they play pizzicato.
4
A blazing conclusion that was cut off with a couple of pizzicato chords.
5
This I felt obliged to remedy, partly by legato playing, and partly by pizzicato.
6
The second movement begins pizzicato and becomes openly dissonant.
7
Every now and then came a pizzicato, when I rattled the keys well; I was in my best humor.
8
Outside the pizzicato of the crowds, the Great City, shining, dragon-eyed, through the mist-theCity That Has No Heart.
9
Theirs was playing full of rhythmic elasticity and grace, with marvellous momentum and clear, strong pizzicato in the second movement.
10
When Garry appeared the wood-fire was blazing and Caesare was plucking in nervous pizzicato at the strings of his fiddle.
11
So she would agitate him with pizzicato comments and thumb-struck flat-tone responses, to alert his lungs and stimulate his heart.
12
There is a coda of vanishing bird-wings and throats, a pizzicato chord on the strings-andSpring has had her coronation.
13
When playing upon a soft combination on the Great, the organist may draw the Swell to Great "pizzicato" coupler.
14
The acoustic was a particular problem in the slow movement where quiet pizzicato on the higher strings was totally inaudible from my seat.
15
As additional methods facilitating in some cases the transfer of stops must be named the "double touch" and the "pizzicato touch."
16
It sounds elegant, pizzicato, like the Koto music I sometimes listen to when I'm writing or cooking: background music that settles the mind.
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Pizzicato through the time