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.”

Synonyms

  • neighbor note
  • passus

Antonyms

  • consonance