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‖ spiccato, a. (adv., n.) Mus.|spikˈkato|
[It., detached, distinct.]
Of a style of staccato bowing, esp. on the violin: detached, i.e. with short breaks between notes caused by controlled bouncing of the bow; of music played in this manner. Also used advb., as a direction to the performer and as n., an instance of spiccato playing; a passage in this style.
1724[see staccato a. (adv., n.)]. 1740J. Grassineau Mus. Dict., Spiccato, signifies to separate, divide, part,..that is, to give every note its distinct sound, and is the contrary of what we call slurring. 1883Grove Dict. Mus. III. 650/2 Spicato [sic].., a term applied in violin-playing to a particular vibratory style of bowing. Ibid. 682/2 The Spicato [sic] is marked by dots over the notes. 1938Oxf. Compan. Mus. 891/2 Spiccato,..in music..implying staccato effect. 1955Times 12 May 5/6 The scherzo, which incidentally allowed Mr. Campoli to unfold long stretches of the most prodigious spiccato bowing. 1964Listener 25 June 1043/1 Paganini's innovations in violin technique—the big bouncing spiccato, for instance. 1978Gramophone Aug. 355/3 The lyrical grace of Norbert Brainin's playing in the Adagio and his spiccato triplets in the finale. |