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Trill
Original title: トリル
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In music, a trill is a score ornament indicating rapid alternation between a note and the note 1 step above it.
A trill is marked “tr” with a wavy line and added to make music more ornate. It alternates 2 neighboring notes continuously, producing a floating sound and enhancing a piece’s expressive power.
音楽におけるトリルとは、楽譜の装飾記号で、ある音とその1音上の音を素早く交互に演奏する演奏法です。
トリルは「tr」と波線で記され、音楽を華やかにみせるために付け加えられます。トリルは、隣り合う2つの音符を交互に持続させる奏法で、浮遊するようなサウンドを生み出し、曲の表現力を高める効果があります。
Source updated 2024-11-13 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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