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open string

noun

  1. a staircase string whose top follows the profile of the steps in such a way that the treads project beyond its outer face.


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“The note has a beginning, a middle and an end. This open string must not sound like an open string!â€

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Recalling his work on “Son of a Preacher Man,†Mr. Young told Premier Guitar magazine in 2016: “I was just sitting there goofing off. It’s sort of a Chet Atkins lick, because it uses an open string. They call them ‘identifying licks.’

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He had just been in Issaquah to open “String,†a world premiere musical he directed about three Greek goddesses banished to the mortal plane.

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For them, the act of drawing a bow across the open string of a cello, for example, is anathema, just as the octave doubling of a melodic line was for Schoenberg and the twelve-tone school.

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He sped the piece up, and moved the song to a higher key so that he could use the vibrant sound of the cello’s lowest open string.

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