The quaver would be far too quick for the pizzicato, especially in chord work like this.His voice carried a barely perceptible quaver.Finally, the third rhythm forms a contrastingly smooth arpeggio which sweeps upwards in pairs of quavers.When you give your first speech in front of a crowd, dont be surprised to hear a quaver in your voice. (music) an eighth note, drawn as a crotchet (quarter note) with a tail. The repeating shape of the accompaniment in quavers is designed to recur only at the first beat of the seventh bar. A quaver is a trembling or shaking sound, especially in a persons voice. A trembling of the voice, as in speaking or singing.The rapid bowed quavers of the former become the rapid staccato semiquavers of the latter.Related topics: Music, Colours & sounds quaver quaver 2 noun 1 British English APM a musical note which continues for an eighth of the length of a semibreve SYN eighth note American English 2 C SHAKE a shaking sound in your voice Examples from the Corpus quaver
Her voice quavered as she recounted details of the attack.quavery adjective → See Verb table Examples from the Corpus quaver quaver To sing in an artless manner or with tremulous tone. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English quaver qua‧ver 1 / ˈkweɪvə $ -ər / verb SHAKE if your voice quavers, it shakes as you speak, especially because you are nervous or upset ‘It’s not true, ’ she said, in a quavering voice. quaver To sing or sound with the wavy tones of an untrained voice, or with a distinctly tremulous tone hence, to sing, in general also, to perform a shake or similar melodic embellishment with the voice or an instrument.
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