The resonance
Example: The resonance of the guitar filled the entire concert hall beautifully.
Definition
"The resonance" in music refers to the quality of sound being deep, full, and reverberating due to the amplification and prolongation of vibrations in an instrument or space. It is the rich and vibrant echo that enhances the overall auditory experience, such as the resonance of a guitar filling a concert hall.
Etymology
"The resonance" comes from the Latin word 'resonare,' meaning 'to sound again.' This term captures the idea of a sound echoing or reverberating, which perfectly describes how musical notes vibrate and amplify within instruments or environments. Did you know? The concept of resonance has fascinated musicians and scientists alike for centuries, highlighting the magical interplay between sound and space.
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"The resonance" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Music - (B2) - set 1", containing 100 commonly used words.
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