appoggiature
ap.ˌɒɡ.ɪˈɑː.tʊər
Definitions
1. noun
In music, an appoggiatura is a dissonant note that resolves to a more consonant note.
“The composer’s innovative use of appoggiature added a new layer of complexity to the symphony.”
ap.ˌɒɡ.ɪˈɑː.tʊər
1. noun
In music, an appoggiatura is a dissonant note that resolves to a more consonant note.
“The composer’s innovative use of appoggiature added a new layer of complexity to the symphony.”