Words and phrases that have a meaning related to tremolo: (131 results)
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cymbal, ride cymbal, pizzicato, reverb, glissandos, vibrato, portamento, basses, arpeggio, bass drum, chording, timpani, fretwork, tailpiece, fingerboard, fingerpicking, tympani, rubato, chromaticism, melody, snare drum, ostinato, flanging, backbeat, harmonics, bass clef, fretboard, arco, embouchure, polyphony, synthesizer, headstock, solos, saxes, intonation, guitar, falsetto, legato, pianissimo, percussion, toccata, contrabassoon, altissimo, synths, electric guitar, obbligato, syncopation, moog, vocals, polyrhythms, outro, woodwind instrument, kettledrums, cadenza, alto, harmonies, stratocaster, decrescendo, timbres, squeezebox, polyrhythm, sax, keening, bass viol, celli, staccatos, celesta, harpsichords, handclap, bass clarinet, woodwinds, acoustic guitar, diminuendo, flugel, reed instrument, sonic, hammond organ, preamp, sopranino, trills, piano, scat singing, octave, diatonic scale, percussive instrument, fortissimo, flugelhorn, harmonica, sonority, pedal steel, chaconne, theremin, sibilance, valve trombone, atonality, vocoder, recitatives, clawhammer, crescendos, vibraphone, lullaby, quaver, trill, buzz, moan, moaning, whirr, whistling, ringing, rustling, throb, throbbing, hiss, humming, rattle, rustle, whine, whistle, creaking, hum, recitative
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Also try:voix celeste, vox angelica
— Adjectives for tremolo: soft, high, slight, vocal, rapid, long, little, low, measured, sustained, shrill, more...
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