Twang
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An old onomatopoeia for the sound of a vibrating string - for instance of a bow or a musical instrument, or the sound of a vibrating spring of (for instance) an air gun.
In modern music, a sharp vibrating sound characteristic of some electric guitars; Fenders and Gretschs are said to have more twang.
Twang may also refer to:
- Twang!, a 1965 British musical by Lionel Bart
- The Twang, an indie rock band from Birmingham
- Twang (band), an indie band from Manchester and Preston
- Twang (album), an album by George Strait
- "Twang" (song), this album's title track
- In Alternative country, a number of country music subgenres
- Space shuttle#Launch: description of the extreme flexure exhibited during launch of the Space Shuttle
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