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Pizzicato (/ˌpɪtsɪˈkɑːtoʊ/, Italian: [pittsiˈkaːto];
translated as "pinched", and
sometimes roughly as "plucked") is a
playing technique that involves...
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Pizzicato Five (formerly
typeset as
Pizzicato V and
sometimes abbreviated to P5) was a ****anese pop band
formed in
Tokyo in 1979 by multi-instrumentalists...
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Mysterioso Pizzicato, also
known as The
Villain or The Villain's Theme, is a
piece of
music whose earliest known publication was in 1914, when it appeared...
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plucking the
strings (
pizzicato), or via a
variety of
extended techniques. In
orchestral repertoire and
tango music, both arco and
pizzicato are emplo****. In...
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Pizzicato is a
magazine formerly published monthly in
Luxembourg by
Artevents Ltd.,
devoted to
classical music.
Since 2013 it is an
Internet only magazine...
- The
violin can also be pla**** by
plucking the
strings with the
fingers (
pizzicato) and, in
specialized cases, by
striking the
strings with the
wooden side...
- The
discography of ****anese Shibuya-kei
group Pizzicato Five
includes 13
studio albums, one live album, one
soundtrack album, 16
compilation albums, nine...
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string instruments (
pizzicato) only, the "
Pizzicato Polka" [simple].
Johann II
later wrote the "Neue
Pizzicato Polka" (New
pizzicato-polka), Op. 449, culled...
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Pizzicato is the
first album from Yoko Takahashi,
including the hit
single Mou
Ichido Aitakute,
which reached #38 in the
Oricon w****ly charts,
while the...
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faint sound. On
string instruments plucking the
strings is
called pizzicato. Buzz
pizzicato is
created by
placing a left hand
finger parallel to the string...
