arpeggio in Japanese
arpeggio in Japanese is アルペッジョ, 琵音 — arpeggio means the notes of a chord played one after another instead of all at once, often starting with the lowest note and rising.
arpeggio in Japanese
アルペッジョ
Pronounced: arupejjo
(music) The notes of a chord played individually instead of simultaneously, usually moving from lowest to highest.
琵音
(music) The notes of a chord played individually instead of simultaneously, usually moving from lowest to highest.
What does "arpeggio" mean?
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noun The notes of a chord played one after another instead of all at once, often starting with the lowest note and rising.
"The pianist opened the piece with a rippling arpeggio."
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arpeggio in a sentence
- The pianist opened the piece with a rippling arpeggio.
- She practiced her C major arpeggios every morning.
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What is "arpeggio" in Japanese?
"arpeggio" in Japanese is アルペッジョ, 琵音. arpeggio means: The notes of a chord played one after another instead of all at once, often starting with the lowest note and rising.
How do you pronounce アルペッジョ?
"arpeggio" in Japanese is アルペッジョ, pronounced "arupejjo".
How do you use "arpeggio" in a sentence?
Example: "The pianist opened the piece with a rippling arpeggio." In Japanese, "arpeggio" is アルペッジョ, 琵音.
Are there other ways to say "arpeggio" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "arpeggio": アルペッジョ, 琵音.
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