arpeggio

It is doubtful whether even the forms most peculiar to him (such as the arpeggio-prelude) are of his invention.

Begin by making the class sing them in arpeggio, and in a definite rhythm, so as to get precision.

He gloats a while over the Second's gloomy outlook, and yawns in that irritating arpeggio, the foretaste of a good sound sleep.

In a large number of his themes the arpeggio predominates, and always with a special interest and a special personality.

All this had been the merest muted arpeggio accompaniment to the steady practical advance of her housekeeper's mind.