Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
tremolo
noun
/ˈtrɛm.ə.loʊ/

Definition
A musical effect that produces a rapid alteration of volume or pitch.

Examples
- The musician added a tremolo to the guitar solo to enhance its emotional impact.
- In orchestral music, a tremolo can create a sense of urgency.
- She demonstrated her skill by playing the piece with a perfect tremolo technique.

Meaning
Tremolo refers to a technique in music where the sound fluctuates rapidly, often used to create a sense of emotion or expression.

Synonyms
- vibration
- quaver
- oscillation