- - i go for a grape rapidly, being the musical type
- - Concert run?
- - Musical run
- - Musical chord
- - Musical exercise
- - Rapid succession of musical notes
- - musical chord whose notes are played in rapid succession rather than simultaneously
- - In music, a chord whose notes are played in quick succession
- - pianist's flourish
- - Chord whose notes are played in succession
- - Broken chord disrupted opera gig
- - Spread chord
- - Margaret breaking scholar Giovanni's heart? It strikes a chord
- - Broken chord, based on harp playing
- - Sequence of notes from a chord
- - Chord with notes played in rapid succession
- - Split chord in botched opera gig
- - Figure (on the 24?) which doesn't strike a chord at once
- - Chord reproduced in opera gig
- - Marion's content outside training horse said to make rhythmical jumps?
- - Notes of a chord played in rapid succession
- - Banjo sequence
- - Pianist's challenge
- - Opera gig (anagram)
- - Hammer out opera gig with a flurry on the keyboard?
- - Hammer out opera gig for one of those of note in succession
- - Bit of keyboard dazzle
- - Piano lesson subject
- - Broken chord
- - Broken chord, in music
- - Harpist's progression
- - Harpist's challenge
- - Pianist's passagework
- - Chord having successive notes
- - One way to play a chord.
- - The sound of a rolling chord.
- - Chord played on a harp.
- - Type of chord
- - Chord
- - Certain chord
- - Notes going up or down, doubly good in opera I arranged
- - Breakup music?
- - notes of a chord played in succession
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