arpeggiation

Here, no more than two or three notes are played at a time, and the full harmony is indicated by arpeggiation.

The slow, second movement is similar in form, with arpeggiation and ornamenting rather common.

It is possible to play chords with no arpeggiation.

The arpeggiation offered a way to examine the work's harmony from within each chord.

Again, this is really a passing note plus an arpeggiation rather than a true linear progression.

Otherwise the arpeggiation only responds when keys, individual or chords, are pressed.

It is possible to play chords without any arpeggiation, because up to 5 strings can be plucked simultaneously.

This is the complete arpeggiation of the triad.

She added frequent embellishments such as soaring arpeggiation and melisma.

Ease of arpeggiation is moderate and thus equivalent to the rest of the flute family.

See also Schenkerian analysis: The arpeggiation of the bass.

Any instrument may employ arpeggiation, but the following instruments use arpeggios most often:

Arpeggiation is similar to the tremolo technique, except almost always the fingers pluck separate strings.

In accordance with the arpeggiation from which it stems, the fundamental line exhibits the space of a third, fifth, or octave.

While Coltrane favoured arpeggiation over the changes, other players have used different tricks and patterns to bring out the sound of the changes.

Arpeggiation is the simplest form of elaboration.

The fundamental line fills in the spaces created by the descending arpeggiation of the tonic triad.

There are 4 types of second inversions - cadential, passing, auxiliary and bass arpeggiation.

There are options to allow performers to vary the feel of the sequence, play triplets, and explore various arpeggiation styles.

Arpeggiation is often used in folk, country, and heavy metal, sometimes in imitation of older banjo technique.

As a result, the bass arpeggiation itself is also interrupted at the divider at the fifth (V).

Counterpoint, arpeggiation and brisk chording enlivened all three movements.

Arpeggiated chords are notated by writing the standard Western arpeggiation symbol to the left of the chord.

It's still "Minimalist" in that the materials remain simple and some repetition and rippling arpeggiation can be heard.

PitchBlender also introduces a unique diatonic arpeggiation feature.