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Tasto solo is an
Italian term used in
music scores,
usually on the
continuo part, to
indicate that a note or
section should be pla**** on its own, without...
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sometimes occurs in
musical directions. In particular, the
direction sul
tasto (Ital., also
sulla tastiera, Fr. sur la touche, G. am Griffbrett) for bowed...
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ragtime music)
tacet (Lat.) Lit. "he/she
keeps silent": do not play
tasto, sul
tasto or
tastiera (tast.) On the
fingerboard (i.e. in
string playing, an...
- the bridge,
while sul
tasto ("on the fingerboard")
calls for
bowing nearer the end of the fingerboard. (While
reading music, "
tasto" can also mean to play...
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therefore which inversions of
which chords are to be pla****. The
phrase tasto solo
indicates that only the b**** line (without any
upper chords) is to...
- capo (/ˈkeɪpoʊˌ kæh-ˌ kɑːh-/ KAY-poh, KAH-;
short for capodastro, capo
tasto or
capotasto [ˌkapoˈtasto],
Italian for "head of fretboard") is a device...
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therefore which inversions of
which chords are to be pla****. The
phrase tasto solo
indicates that only the b**** line (without any
upper chords) is to...
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different parts of the
string to
obtain different timbres (e.g.,
playing sul
tasto produces a light, airy timbre,
whereas playing sul
ponticello produces a...
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acoustically emphasizes the
upper harmonics.
Bowing above the
fingerboard (sul
tasto)
produces a
purer tone with less
overtone strength,
emphasizing the fundamental...
- harmonics; and
playing with the bow over the end of the
fingerboard (sul
tasto)
makes for a delicate,
ethereal sound,
emphasizing the
fundamental frequency...
