An ornament note that is one half step or one whole step below a principal note and is sounded at the same time as the principal note, adding dissonance to a harmony.
[Italian, from acciaccare, to crush.]
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[Italian, from acciaccare, to crush.]
| Music Encyclopedia: Acciaccatura |
A ‘crushed note’: an ornament consisting of an accessory note adjacent to (usually a semitone below) the main note, sounded with it and at once released.
| WordNet: acciaccatura |
The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
an embellishing note usually written in smaller size
Synonyms: grace note, appoggiatura
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| Chute (music) | |
| ornaments |
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