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Arpeggio
Original title: アルペジオ
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Arpeggio (Italian: Arpeggio), also called arpeggio, is a performance method playing the notes of a chord individually in sequence from low to high (or high to low), creating rhythm and depth. In Japan, it sometimes refers not only to sequential playing but generally to plucking strings individually while holding a chord.
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アルペッジョあるいはアルペジオ (伊: Arpeggio) とは、和音を構成する音を一音ずつ低いものから（または、高いものから）順番に弾いていくことで、リズム感や深みを演出する演奏方法。 日本においては順番に弾くことだけではなく、コードを押さえた状態で弦を一本ずつ弾く事全般を言う場合もある。
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Source updated 2024-08-05 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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