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Tremolo is a term describing a rapidly varying pitch of a single note. It might be compared to a warbling sound but not as strong.

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Tremolo in music refers to a rapid repetition of a single note or alternation between two notes, creating a trembling or wavering effect. It can be produced by quickly alternating the bow on a string instrument, rapidly pressing and releasing a key on a piano or keyboard, or using a tremolo arm on a guitar.

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