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Often used in the same context:
rubato,
falsetto,
legato,
timbre,
portamento,
pizzicato,
intonation,
pianissimo,
melisma,
alto,
melody,
glissando,
altissimo,
tremolos,
spinto,
phrasing,
chromaticism,
arpeggios,
harmonies,
sonority,
fingerpicking,
fortissimo,
octave,
cadenza,
passagework,
trills,
vocals,
woodwinds,
tempi,
tonality,
tessitura,
diminuendo,
chording,
cantabile,
lyricism,
staccatos,
solos,
scat singing,
vocalism,
expressivity,
baritone,
musicality,
huskiness,
recitative,
quaver,
ostinato,
pianism,
throaty,
syncopation,
diction,
ride cymbal,
adagios,
celesta,
tunefulness,
timpani,
harmonics,
contralto,
rasp,
expressiveness,
contrabassoon,
songlike,
flugelhorn,
larghetto,
cello,
piano,
sopranino,
dissonances,
allegro,
virtuosity,
enunciation,
nasal twang,
basses,
fretboard,
coloratura,
lilting,
bass clarinet,
polyphony,
basso,
arco,
arioso,
mozartian,
chromatic scale,
andantino,
non troppo,
choruses,
warble,
toccata,
atonality,
scherzo,
accelerando,
soprano,
continuo,
decrescendo,
reverb,
guttural,
theatricality,
soulfulness,
andante,
musicianship,
crescendos,
allegretto,
vivace,
tremolo,
rolling,
throbbing,
crimp,
rocking,
sound,
trill,
brogue,
bubbling,
aroma,
fragrance,
gush,
quiver,
rounding,
rubbing
More specific:
tremolo
Appears in the definition of:
tremolo,
vibes,
vibraharp,
vibraphone
More general:
sound
Also try:
— Adjectives for vibrato:
wide,
little,
vocal,
slow,
excessive,
much,
natural,
good,
fast,
heavy,
more,
more...
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