Music- Instrumental techniques

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  • Created on: 09-04-13 14:52
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  • Instrumental Techniques
    • Strings
      • Arco: Bow the strings
      • Pizzicato: Pluck the strings
      • Con Sordino: Play with a mute
      • Tremolo: Rapidly and continuously repeated note
      • Double stopping: Play two or more notes at once
    • Wind and Brass
      • Slurred: Notes are played smoothly
      • Tongued: Notes are played separately
    • Drums
      • Fills: A short passage of music that fills in a gap between different phrases of a melody
    • Voice
      • Falsetto: A technique used by men to sing in a high range
      • Vibrato: A technique that makes the pitch of a note waver for expressive effect
    • Technology
      • Reverb: Makes the music sound as if it was recorded in a resonant space
      • Distortion: Alters the sound of an instrument so it becomes rougher and harsher

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Bowing refers to the way a string instrument is played with a bow. The bowing technique is used by musicians for every note they play using their bows. Most of the people prefer getting professional resume writing for their resume. There are three basic types of bowing: down-bow (from frog to tip), up-bow (from tip to frog) and spiccato (short bouncing stroke).

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