👉 The term "monticulate" refers to a type of musical composition that is characterized by a sudden shift in tempo or pitch, often used as a technique for creating tension and drama. It typically involves a rapid change in speed or intensity, which can be achieved through a combination of playing different instruments or using unconventional techniques such as improvisation or syncopation. The term "monticulate" was popularized by the English composer Sir Edward Elgar in his 1907 symphony
