Pizzicato
adverb
A way of playing a stringed instrument by plucking the strings instead of bowing.
He played the violin pizzicato for the lighter portion of the song.

Often appears as...
- play pizzicato
- pizzicato notes
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Technical
noun
A note or passage on a stringed instrument played by plucking strings.
The composer added some pizzicatos for a change in the melody.

Often appears as...
- play a pizzicato
- pizzicato notes
Usage tips
Technical
adverb
A way of playing a stringed instrument by plucking the strings instead of bowing.
He played the violin pizzicato for the lighter portion of the song.

Often appears as...
- play pizzicato
- pizzicato notes
Usage tips
Technical
noun
A note or passage on a stringed instrument played by plucking strings.
The composer added some pizzicatos for a change in the melody.

Often appears as...
- play a pizzicato
- pizzicato notes
Usage tips
Technical
Definition 1 of 2

Music Technique
Pizzicato is a specific method used mainly by stringed instrument players for a special effect.

She switched to pizzicato to evoke a delicate sound during the piece.
Not Just Classical
While common in classical music, pizzicato is also found in modern genres like jazz and pop.

The bass line was played pizzicato, giving the pop song a unique twist.
Contrast with Arco
Pizzicato contrasts with 'arco', which means playing with a bow.

After playing pizzicato, the cellist returned to the arco passage.
Music Technique
Pizzicato is a specific method used mainly by stringed instrument players for a special effect.

She switched to pizzicato to evoke a delicate sound during the piece.
Not Just Classical
While common in classical music, pizzicato is also found in modern genres like jazz and pop.

The bass line was played pizzicato, giving the pop song a unique twist.
Contrast with Arco
Pizzicato contrasts with 'arco', which means playing with a bow.

After playing pizzicato, the cellist returned to the arco passage.
Music Technique
Pizzicato is a specific method used mainly by stringed instrument players for a special effect.

She switched to pizzicato to evoke a delicate sound during the piece.
Not Just Classical
While common in classical music, pizzicato is also found in modern genres like jazz and pop.

The bass line was played pizzicato, giving the pop song a unique twist.
Contrast with Arco
Pizzicato contrasts with 'arco', which means playing with a bow.

After playing pizzicato, the cellist returned to the arco passage.
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