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What is the difference between Tremolo and Trill?

Asked by R. Barnes, Last updated: Apr 24, 2024

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Danny R. Glover

Danny R. Glover

Danny R. Glover
Danny R. Glover, Editor, New York City

Answered Aug 01, 2019

Tremolo in music sounds like quivering, while trill can sound like fluttering. A trill is usually written as a note to note above it in the key you are playing. Tremolos are popular in romantic music, while trills are more baroque. A trill is a swift alternation between two adjacent notes with a gap of more than a step between, such as third or fourth.

Tremolo in music sounds like quivering, while trill can sound like fluttering. A trill is usually
A trill is usually from the written note above it in the key you are playing. It’s either a half a step or whole step depending on the key, and if it’s specifically annotated, usually a minor third or more and the two notes for the tremolo are specified.

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