Similar words: puissant, puissance, croissant, melissa, renaissance, reconnaissance, harlem renaissance, missal. Meaning: n. a rapid series of ascending or descending notes on the musical scale. adv. (musical direction) in the manner of a glissando (with a rapidly executed series of notes).
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(1) The glissando is so rapid that the repetitions of certain notes in it are not heard.
(2) The trombone does a dipping glissando, I get some laughs.
(3) This should be played glissando, please.
(4) With much vibrato and glissando , she depicted the vocal melodies and with just as much sensitivity and temperament she expressed the poesy of the pieces and her joy of life.
(5) In violin performance, glissando is not only a technical skill, but also a way of violin music manifestation.
(6) The student must be careful to avoid the temptation of using the harp glissando to excess.
(7) Sometimes the forest grew suddenly quiet, and in wet bush could be heard the filigree of fairy laughter like a sparkling glissando .
(8) The bats can also "sweep through a frequency range of up to 170 kilohertz, " moving from lower to higher notes, "while a human singer produces a glissando through less than 2 kilohertz at most."
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