arpeggio

Converse of object

• play: You can also play the arpeggios of these chords.
• require: This book contains all the scales and arpeggios required for initial and grades 1 to eight ( option 1 ) from 1998 onwards.
• harp: The first ( Très lent ) opens with a flute and clarinet theme answered by the strings followed by harp arpeggios.
• pick: He picked impeccable tight arpeggio 's from his guitar.
• descend: Love the way Eno can paint a picture with music, descending arpeggios, rather reminiscent of autumn leaves.

Adjective modifier

• delicate: Jones ' guitar lines switch from delicate arpeggio one minute to towering riff the next.
• gentle: With gentle guitar arpeggios and a vocal showcase for Grace, this performance was greeted with a " pin-drop " intimacy.
• sparkling: In other places the piano provides a foil to the bassoon, with sparkling arpeggios in a high register.
• major: Craig suggest that repetition of ' A ' finger in executing E major arpeggio is responsible for slowing the tempo of this section.

Modifies a noun

• pattern: In addition to five basic presets, internal memory contains hundreds of different arpeggio patterns.
• guitar: I thought this was his best of the evening with the vocal having a warm timbre and the arpeggio guitar flourishing.
• style: A quieter reflective song followed, gloriously underpinned by his trademark arpeggio guitar style.

Noun used with modifier

• guitar: Sometimes just framing a song in a series of unhurried guitar arpeggios.
• piano: Orchestra: Piano arpeggio Bloodnok: [ over piano ] Divine, oh divine!