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plectra (pl.)
of Plectrum
plectra Sentence Examples
- The guitarist's plectra danced across the strings, creating a vibrant symphony.
- The collection of plectra, each a unique shape and size, reflected the musician's eclectic tastes.
- With lightning-fast fingers, the mandolin player strummed a delicate melody using a thin celluloid plectrum.
- The plectrum's sharp edge allowed the banjoist to pluck notes with precision and clarity.
- The ukulele's nylon strings responded beautifully to the gentle touch of a wooden plectrum.
- The drummer occasionally used a plectrum as a drumstick, producing an unusual percussive effect.
- The guitarist's plectrum flew into the audience during an energetic performance, becoming a cherished souvenir.
- The plectrum's material, whether plastic, metal, or tortoise shell, influenced the tone and timbre of the music.
- The intricate carvings on the plectrum hinted at the musician's artistic sensibilities.
- The musician's plectrum became an extension of their body, a conduit for their musical expression.
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of Plectrum
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The guitarist's plectra danced across the strings, creating a vibrant symphony.
The collection of plectra, each a unique shape and size, reflected the musician's eclectic tastes.
With lightning-fast fingers, the mandolin player strummed a delicate melody using a thin celluloid plectrum.
The plectrum's sharp edge allowed the banjoist to pluck notes with precision and clarity.
