2022年3月13日 · A glissando is a far more deliberate slide that generally lasts for a significant part of the duration of the initial pitch on its way to the new pitch. In short, portamento is a relatively subtle effect that tends to apply to the overall singing style while glissando tends to be a more dramatic pitch shifting that is usually only done between ...

You can play a glissando up the piano with usually the index, middle, and ring finger positioned together. Try practicing slowly without even the piano, just in the air like you are shooing something away. Then, when you play on the piano, play the glissando lightly. The general rule is that if you play too loud it becomes more difficult to ...

2022年7月7日 · According to Classical-Music (by BBC Music Magazine), a glissando is a musical slide, from one pitch to another. In other words, a smooth continuous glide going up or down between two notes. Arpeggios, on the other hand, are the notes of a chord played in rapid succession, either ascending or descending (Oxford Languages).

2016年7月1日 · Shift slides are generally rather fast while a glissando can be drawn out. Glissandos on guitar (and other instruments too such as piano and banjo) are a little different than how they are on a orchestral string instrument because orchestral string instruments do not have frets so you truly get a pitch bend as you slide up (or down) the ...

2015年1月26日 · My tip on learning glissando's is to use a finger glove or soft thin glove, to have a smooth slide that you feel comfortable with. As the technique develops, drop the glove. It comes naturally. Same with playing glissando's on the bass pedals. I love those and my audience is more interested in my feet! Take your shoe off and wear a soft woolen ...

2018年1月3日 · Glissando. also glissato, glissicando or glissicato, a continuous slide in pitch. On the violin, the left hand finger is placed on the string and then, as the note is played, the finger slides up or down the finger board. The beginning and end note of the glissando are written and connected by either a straight or a wavy line.

2022年1月14日 · I had an artist get recommended to me by another trumpet player, his name is Brandon Ridenour. I just listened to him perform a really clear glissando like the one in Rhapsody in blue. Are there any good exercises to practice to get a glissando like that, and anything about falls and lip bends would be helpful too.

2021年7月26日 · A glissando will play each and every string from the low to the high note (as here), but since several of those available strings are not played, it isn't a glissando. It's far more like an arpeggio - as specific notes are played. It can only be notated as OP has done. –

2020年7月6日 · IMO your example is clear and conveys that the glissando should start at the beginning of m1 and ends at the end of m2. If you would want something different, then it would be notated differently, I think. E.g. you want the glissando to start at …

2018年4月27日 · The answer definitely isn’t c), glissando should only be used for sweeps across all strings, but there’s no pedal position that can produce exclusively 2 pitches. In fact, out of all 2,187 possible pedal combinations, the fewest distinct pitch classes possible is 4, and only 42 position are capable of that small of a pitch collection.