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artificial harmonics

noun

(used with a plural verb)
  1. harmonics of a note produced on a stringed instrument by lightly touching a stopped sounded string.


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The other, “Van Weezer,” is a detailed homage to the ’80s metal of Cuomo’s adolescence, loaded with the various peacocking techniques — “palm muting, whammy bars, artificial harmonics, two-handed tapping,” per the singer’s rundown — that Weezer consciously rejected as it set out in the dressed-down age of grunge.

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The slow movement hovered in polytonal layering, Polonsky’s graceful, repeating chords answered by Kutik’s precise artificial harmonics.

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The artificial harmonics in the fifth movement, played on non-open strings and largely in parallel seconds, were otherworldly.

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The Ligeti and Radulescu works have much in common, both in overall effect and in specific sounds, like quickly sliding artificial harmonics.

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Both natural and artificial harmonics are possible on the double bass, the former being the best; but they are seldom used in orchestral works.

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