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atonal sweep.[citation needed] A
similar device on the
piano are cluster-
glissandos, used
extensively by
Karlheinz Stockhausen in Klavierstück X, and which...
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whole hand in the
direction of the
glissando. Due to the
positions of the
thumbs on the player's hands,
octave glissandos are
almost always executed upwards...
- The
glissando illusion is an
auditory illusion,
created when a
sound with a
fixed pitch, such as a
synthesized oboe tone, is pla****
together with a sine...
- 'inverted', 'broken' or 'false'
glissandos are
those that
cross one or more
harmonic series,
requiring a
simulated or
faked glissando effect. Trills,
though generally...
-
glissando with
gradual modulations. A
section near the end of
Karlheinz Stockhausen's
Hymnen incorporates multiple descending Shepard tone
glissandos...
- The
glissando babbler (Pellorneum saturatum) is a
species of bird in the
ground babbler family Pellorneidae. It is
found on the
Indonesian islands of...
-
Glissando is a 1982
Romanian drama film
directed by
Mircea Daneliuc. The film was
selected as the
Romanian entry for the Best
Foreign Language Film at...
- This is
commonly called a
glissando,
though this use of the term is not
strictly correct. The most
effective glissandos are
those from low to high notes...
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stereo illusions, such as the
octave illusion, the
scale illusion, and the
glissando illusion.
Studies have
found a
positive correlation between left-handedness...
- doodle. This is a very
faint tonguing similar in
sound to a
valve tremolo.
Glissando:
Trumpeters can
slide between notes by
depressing the
valves halfway and...
