MARTELLATO


Meaning of MARTELLATO in English

I. |märd. ə l|äd.(ˌ)ō adjective (or adverb)

Etymology: Italian, from past participle of martellare to hammer, strike, from martello hammer, from Late Latin martellus — more at martel

: detached and strongly accented — used as a direction to players of bowed instruments; compare d é tach é

II. noun

( -s )

: martellato technique, notes, or effect

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