Question

match the style of string playing with its corresponding meaning. double-stopping + tremolo + trill + pizzicato + glissando + playing two strings at once rapid alternation between a note and one adjacent to it gathering all pitches under the left-hand finger in one swooping sound plucking the string instead of using a bow quick up-and-down movement of the bow

Explanation:

• double - stopping: By definition, double - stopping in string playing means playing two strings simultaneously. So it matches "playing two strings at once".
• tremolo: Tremolo is characterized by a quick up - and - down movement of the bow to create a repeated, rapid sound. Thus, it matches "quick up - and - down movement of the bow".
• trill: A trill involves the rapid alternation between a note and its adjacent note. So it matches "rapid alternation between a note and one adjacent to it".
• pizzicato: Pizzicato is the technique of plucking the string (instead of using the bow to play the string). So it matches "plucking the string instead of using a bow".
• glissando: Glissando is achieved by gathering all the pitches under the left - hand finger in one sweeping, sliding sound. So it matches "gathering all pitches under the left - hand finger in one swooping sound".

Answer:

• double - stopping: playing two strings at once
• tremolo: quick up - and - down movement of the bow
• trill: rapid alternation between a note and one adjacent to it
• pizzicato: plucking the string instead of using a bow
• glissando: gathering all pitches under the left - hand finger in one swooping sound