arpeggio
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ˈpɛ
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ggio
ˌgÉĒoƊ
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/ɑːpˈɛɡÉĒˌə‍ʊ/

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a musical technique where the notes of a chord are played individually in a sequence rather than simultaneously
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The pianist added an elegant touch to the composition by incorporating arpeggios into the melody.
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