Musical Glossay

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unison

It means that multiple voices play the same sound. Originally it is the same degree, even if it is one to several octaves apart, it is often called unison. Often abbreviated as unis. Instruct you to unison when playing back in the original 1 voice after playing with divisi in a string instrument.

Generally speaking fast, but you can be late. It depends on the sense of the performer as to how fast to play. Even if a symbol is not written, a chord that is dispersed on a notation is also called a distributed chord or an arpeggio. In the example below, the passage on the left is the chord of the right chord or arpeggio. The rhythm is not limited to eighth notes, and any rhythm is acceptable, and the order of the pitch is not particularly determined. Anything that is played with scattered chords is called a distributed chord or arpeggio.

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