Pronunciation: /əˌkɔrdəˈtjʊrə/
noun a term used in music to refer to the tuning of a stringed instrument
A1 Accordatura is the Italian word for tuning a musical instrument.
A2 Learning how to do accordatura on a guitar is essential for playing in tune.
B1 The musician spent hours perfecting the accordatura of her violin before the performance.
B2 Proper accordatura is crucial for achieving a balanced and harmonious sound in an ensemble.
C1 The luthier meticulously adjusted the accordatura of the cello to ensure its optimal performance.
C2 His expertise in accordatura allowed him to fine-tune the piano to concert-level precision.
formal The musician carefully adjusted the accordatura of his guitar before the concert.
informal I always forget to check the accordatura on my guitar before playing.
slang Dude, your guitar sounds off. Did you do the accordatura?
figurative In life, we sometimes need to tune our 'accordatura' to be in harmony with our surroundings.
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