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'''Tumbling strain''' is a vocal feature of [[music]] common to many types of music, especially ethnic music. It is charactarized by a phrase of singing starting high in pitch and getting lower as the user runs low on breath.
 
'''Tumbling strain''' is a vocal feature of [[music]] common to many types of music, especially ethnic music. It is charactarized by a phrase of singing starting high in pitch and getting lower as the user runs low on breath.
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[[Category:Musical terms]]
 
[[Category:Musical terms]]

Revision as of 02:36, June 29, 2010

Tumbling strain is a vocal feature of music common to many types of music, especially ethnic music. It is charactarized by a phrase of singing starting high in pitch and getting lower as the user runs low on breath.