Zachary Lewis, cleveland, 20 June 2021 This one stands out not just for the energy of its concluding dance, but also the third movement, where Telemann gives the melody to the organ, while the cello picks out the bass line in pizzicato. 2021 Korngold puts the strings through their paces, tasking them with an array including churning melodies, extended pizzicato work, a poignant chorale, and an aggressive finale. 2022 The wine imagery continues in the music itself - a pizzicato chord signals a cork popping, and further passages depict subsequent tastes of the wine. 2022 Bobbing heads dotted the audience through the scherzo, its pizzicato stretch particularly beguiling. noun, plural pizzicati pit-si-kah-tee Italian peet. 2022 The later pizzicato reprise also was a delight, Thomas playing with the orchestra’s dimensionality in exciting ways. played by plucking the strings with the finger instead of using the bow, as on a violin. Geoffrey O’brien, The New York Review of Books, 6 Apr. 2022 The pause-punctuated by three widely separated pizzicato chords-feels like a chasm. 2022 Its bustle of puffing trumpets and pizzicato strings were cut by entrancing interjections of oboe. Lukas Schulze, San Diego Union-Tribune, 26 Aug. Noun Both Greensmith and violist Jonathan Vinocour were impressive in their ability to blend and drive through unison tremolos and pizzicato passages.

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