Treble The highest voice, instrument, or part. The G clef falling on the second line of the staff. Used with the bass clef to form the grand staff. The quick repetition of one or two pitches Trill Rapid alternation between two pitches, the main pitch, and the pitch a whole or half step above it. This jazz technique uses a set of chords played at the end of one section to provide a smooth transition into the next section.
Turnarounds are quite familiar during changes from the chorus to the verse in any jazz setting.
The revolving, circular section of a phonograph on which the record rests while it is being played is called the turntable. Tutti Tutti designates a section in a musical piece which the ensemble plays together or the ensemble and the soloists play together. This term is used to describe the playing or singing of identical notes by several musicians rather than playing or singing separate parts. This musical passage is based on a previously played theme which has now been noticeably altered. In popular songs a verse is the section of the song in which different sets of words are sung to the same repeated melody.