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Tremolando

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Tre`mo`lan´do
a.1.(Mus.) Same as Tremando.
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Permeated by oscillating, tremolando strings, it moved seamlessly from nervy, neurotic tension to near stasis and back again in waves of superbly controlled sound.
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But it also meant, perhaps paradoxically, that the most powerful passages were the quieter ones - when a single woodwind or horn was accompanied by tremolando strings, perhaps.
Brilliance of Bruckner by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
In particular, I would mention his short but valuable discussion of tremolando octaves in Beethoven's Sonata No.
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