octavate
magadize
in altissimo
multioctave
octocontrabass
millioctave
murky bass
touch
heckelphone
interoctave
alto
tenor
basset horn
multistring
homophony
monophony
replicate
monody
monophonic music
diapason
C instrument
attune
transposing
chorus
tenoritone
orchestra hit
double
perfect interval
register
tridiapason
violone
diatonic scale
liuti attiorbati
pentatonic scale
string quartet
basset oboe
pick
string quartette
contrabass
non-transposing
double-bass
quartet
harp
tune up
humstrum
polyphony
well-tempered
unison
flatpick
octave
multichord
solo
prime
flageolet
archlute
musical octave
symphony
tonality
multi-instrumentalist
basset clarinet
guitalele
course
homophonic
fescue
trio sonata
key
piffero
oboe da caccia
bass clarinet
intraoctave
E♭ instrument
accompany
harmonic
monochord
bassly
althorn
contrapuntal
gapped scale
octaved
twang
octachord
eightvo
4-3 suspension
monophonic
one-shot
baritone
octavating
concert pitch
limma
flumpet
spinet
quarter tone

English words for 'To span (at least) one octave in playing a musical instrument.'

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