- In music,
ornaments or
embellishments are
musical flourishes—typically,
added notes—that are not
essential to
carry the
overall line of the
melody (or...
-
artificial division or groupings,
abnormal divisions,
irregular rhythm,
gruppetto, extra-metric groupings, or, rarely,
contrametric rhythm) is "any rhythm...
- In road
bicycle racing an
autobus or
gruppetto is a
group of
cyclists who form a
large group behind the
leading peloton. The
autobus forms on mountain...
- to
finish within the time limit; this
group of
riders is
known as the
gruppetto or autobus. In one-day racing,
professionals who no
longer have any chance...
- the two
notes may be extended.
Gruppetto or Turn When
placed directly above the note, the turn (also
known as a
gruppetto)
indicates a
sequence of upper...
-
limit to
allow them to
start the next day. Also
known by the
Italian term
gruppetto.
Barrage French term for a
technique used by race
officials to impede...
- driver", by
cyclists such
Chris Boardman, for his
ability to lead the
gruppetto through tough stages,
ensuring they all
reached the cut-off time. When...
-
adjacent and
distant notes. Glissando: A
glide from one
pitch to another.
Gruppetto: A
trill or turn.
Grace note:
Music notation used to
denote several kinds...
-
ornament above and
below the main note; it may also be inverted. Also
called gruppetto.
tutti All; all together,
usually used in an
orchestral or
choral score...
- flexing, 꺾기). The 'Kkeokk-ki'
technique may be
better explained by the
gruppetto ornament of
classical music theory. A note is
figured as if it had been...
