1. strumming - Noun
2. strumming - Verb
Derived from strum
of Strum
Source: Webster's dictionaryA photo issued by British music memorabilia auction house Omega Auctions shows a teenage Sheeran strumming a guitar. Source: Internet
A video shared on Harry's Sussex Royal Instagram account showed the "Always" hitmaker coaching him in a recording booth with headphones on, with the musician strumming a guitar and telling the singing novice it would be "really easy" and to "breathe". Source: Internet
A thinner pick (between 0.2 and 0.5 mm) is usually used for strumming or rhythm playing, whereas thicker picks (between 0.7 and 1.5+ mm) are usually used for single-note lines or lead playing. Source: Internet
Dean Lewis singing about his broken heart while gently strumming his guitar is brilliant but it’s not going to get you spilling your over-priced beer as you leap from your plastic seat to scream the chorus. Source: Internet
Guitar-family instruments are played with a variety of techniques, including plucking and strumming. Source: Internet
It would start off as just Jaskier strumming the lute but would transform into a much bigger song and anthem of „The Witcher.“ Source: Internet