strum

Object

• chord: For example, with an acoustic guitar, I'll just strum a chord mostly.
• guitar: I started off strumming the guitar at the age of twelve.
• rhythm: The 4th Guitar part is for chords, strumming rhythm.
• string: At least on this night I was just about able to strum the strings, I tried to reassure myself.
• pattern: The chorus took the song up a notch moving from a reggae riff to a thicker strumming pattern.
• style: A nice picked session at one stage contrasted well with the strummed style, too.

Preposition: on

guitar: Itâs a cracking, intense piece with 150 bpm strumming on the guitar.

Preposition: at

end: And excluding the gentle acoustic strum at the end of The Honshu Underground.

Modifying Another Word

• gently: A stark piano, Roby strumming gently before he sings ' Snow don't fall.
• away: His fingers work at speed, strumming away at his onstage companion.
• just: For example, with an acoustic guitar, I'll just strum a chord mostly.
• fast: Banjo dog twisted, turned with Meridian Green pushing Gene Parsons by supplying fast strummed rhythm.
• again: Leaving, I could hear that guitar strumming again.
• there: If you sit there strumming through sets of chords, you'll go a lot further, in my opinion.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• along: Ever dreamed of being an air guitar champion, strumming along to your favorite tunes?
• away: Despite being not much good, I get a great deal of pleasure from strumming away.

Followed by a transitive particle

• out: Drum and triangle gently beat out a tattoo while Howe strums out the main melody.
• up: A SINGING detective from Glasgow is hoping to strum up a major boost for our hospice appeal.

Preposition: in

background: They have hired a band which strums away in the background.

Preposition: of

guitar: To the strumming of guitars, In a hundred grubby bars I would whisper " Te amo.