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over-ˈpedal, v.
[over- 27.]
intr. and trans. To over-use a piano's sustaining pedal; to play using the sustaining pedal too much. Hence over-ˈpedalled ppl. a., over-ˈpedalling vbl. n.
1961Times 12 Apr. 6/1 He [sc. the pianist] was liable to force his tone, over-pedal. 1968Daily Tel. 1 Nov. 21/3 The tempestuous coda to the Ballade, for instance, was smudged through over-pedalling. 1976Gramophone June 69/1 Berman himself often overpedals in an over-resonant studio so that bigger climaxes are just a confused noise. 1976Ibid. Sept. 421/3 The cadenza..is over-pedalled. 1976Daily Tel. 29 Nov. 11/1 More control of rubato and over-pedalling is needed, but she has all the musical and technical talent to be an important pianist. |