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pizzicatos's Usage Examples:

woodwind ripples - unsettle the hazy stillness, dying away with simple cello pizzicatos.

stopped; and he and the astounded public suddenly heard tremolandos, pizzicatos and other coarser tricks.

Suddenly, all is dark; the music tinkles with chaotic violin pizzicatos.

melodic fragments, even sound dots of one-note jabs from woodwinds or pizzicatos from strings, add their own accents.

The piece is replete with harmonics, double stops, left hand pizzicatos, and is often performed by young virtuosos.

gamelan sonorities Debussy had heard four years earlier are recalled in the pizzicatos and cross-rhythms of the scherzo.

series of studies which focus on different aspects of sound production: pizzicatos, harmonics, dynamics, contrasts, opposition of register.

orchestra with a focus on the "edges" of the chords through accented pizzicatos and dynamics rather than "bleeding" them together.

Jon and the song"s beat structure incorporates typical Southern hip hop claps and pizzicatos, as well as Lil Jon"s signature crunk synths and whistles.

Insistent, strangely Sibelian pizzicatos form a background against which lonely woodwind sing out their expressive.

double stops, left hand pizzicatos, and is often performed by young virtuosos.

Tarantella is in a typically relentless Neapolitan 6/8 rhythm, with left-hand pizzicatos, double stopping and other effects.

playing over a pulsating cushion of brass-and-woodwind chorales and offbeat pizzicatos in the cellos.

Synonyms:

plucked,

Antonyms:

bowed, feathered,