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Definition of double stop in English: double stopnoun The playing of two notes at once on a violin or similar bowed instrument. Example sentencesExamples - Here the demisemiquaver groups and double stops can be played by simply barring across the top two strings, and moving position as shown.
- The scores are filled with amazing runs, double stops, surprising melodic leaps and various special effects.
- This is a useful caveat for scales in major and minor tenth double stops, as there will be hands that cannot comfortably make this reach, especially below seventh position.
- This collection of Italian waltzes, polkas, mazurkas and tarantellas for solo violin is an excellent teaching tool for double stops, scales, arpeggios and style. 2-5 min. each.
- A fearlessly virtuosic rendering of the double stops in the cadenza capped a spectacular performance that breathed new life into a repertoire staple!
- Here, the author examines fingering choices, double stops and chords, shifting and bow changes, connecting fifths on neighboring strings, thumb position, artificial harmonics, trills and intonation, and vibrato direction.
- Ravel's Tzigane - Rhapsodie de Concert is a dazzling display piece that encompasses double stops, harmonics, pizzicatos, glissandos, and all the technical challenges of Paganini's twenty four Violin Caprices, plus a few more.
- She practiced the double stops on the third page of the Stamitz Concerto, and then opened her case for something different.
- In the violin version, he writes double stops, pizzicato and tremolo indications and so forth, keeping with the capabilities of the violin.
- He played with harmonics and double stops as though there had been a partner to his criminal musicality.
- The large chords create a strong sense of harmonic rootedness, with double stops and single notes working with the natural resonance of the instrument to create a full harmonic texture.
- Carter's cello lends the proceedings an intimate chamber jazz feel, and his arco double stops bridge the gap between chordal and melody instrument.
verb [no object]Play two notes at once on a violin or similar bowed instrument.
Derivativesnoun The playing of two notes at once on a violin or similar bowed instrument. The large chords create a strong sense of harmonic rootedness, with double stops and single notes working with the natural resonance of the instrument to create a full harmonic texture. Example sentencesExamples - The scores are filled with amazing runs, double stops, surprising melodic leaps and various special effects.
- He played with harmonics and double stops as though there had been a partner to his criminal musicality.
- This collection of Italian waltzes, polkas, mazurkas and tarantellas for solo violin is an excellent teaching tool for double stops, scales, arpeggios and style. 2-5 min. each.
- This is a useful caveat for scales in major and minor tenth double stops, as there will be hands that cannot comfortably make this reach, especially below seventh position.
- A fearlessly virtuosic rendering of the double stops in the cadenza capped a spectacular performance that breathed new life into a repertoire staple!
- Ravel's Tzigane - Rhapsodie de Concert is a dazzling display piece that encompasses double stops, harmonics, pizzicatos, glissandos, and all the technical challenges of Paganini's twenty four Violin Caprices, plus a few more.
- She practiced the double stops on the third page of the Stamitz Concerto, and then opened her case for something different.
- In the violin version, he writes double stops, pizzicato and tremolo indications and so forth, keeping with the capabilities of the violin.
- Carter's cello lends the proceedings an intimate chamber jazz feel, and his arco double stops bridge the gap between chordal and melody instrument.
- Here, the author examines fingering choices, double stops and chords, shifting and bow changes, connecting fifths on neighboring strings, thumb position, artificial harmonics, trills and intonation, and vibrato direction.
- Here the demisemiquaver groups and double stops can be played by simply barring across the top two strings, and moving position as shown.
Definition of double stop in US English: double stopnoun The playing of two notes at once on a violin or similar bowed instrument. Example sentencesExamples - This collection of Italian waltzes, polkas, mazurkas and tarantellas for solo violin is an excellent teaching tool for double stops, scales, arpeggios and style. 2-5 min. each.
- A fearlessly virtuosic rendering of the double stops in the cadenza capped a spectacular performance that breathed new life into a repertoire staple!
- Here the demisemiquaver groups and double stops can be played by simply barring across the top two strings, and moving position as shown.
- She practiced the double stops on the third page of the Stamitz Concerto, and then opened her case for something different.
- Ravel's Tzigane - Rhapsodie de Concert is a dazzling display piece that encompasses double stops, harmonics, pizzicatos, glissandos, and all the technical challenges of Paganini's twenty four Violin Caprices, plus a few more.
- In the violin version, he writes double stops, pizzicato and tremolo indications and so forth, keeping with the capabilities of the violin.
- The large chords create a strong sense of harmonic rootedness, with double stops and single notes working with the natural resonance of the instrument to create a full harmonic texture.
- He played with harmonics and double stops as though there had been a partner to his criminal musicality.
- Here, the author examines fingering choices, double stops and chords, shifting and bow changes, connecting fifths on neighboring strings, thumb position, artificial harmonics, trills and intonation, and vibrato direction.
- The scores are filled with amazing runs, double stops, surprising melodic leaps and various special effects.
- Carter's cello lends the proceedings an intimate chamber jazz feel, and his arco double stops bridge the gap between chordal and melody instrument.
- This is a useful caveat for scales in major and minor tenth double stops, as there will be hands that cannot comfortably make this reach, especially below seventh position.
verb [no object]Play two notes at once on a violin or similar bowed instrument.
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