How to pronounce“chromaticism”in English

There’s just one little instance of chromaticism in the verse, but in the bridge - where Stevie sings off a list of his Jazz heroes — including Duke Ellington — his experiments with chromaticism

had Rimsky-Korsakov in Russia, who was pushing music with chromaticism, making chromaticism kind of sexy,

They would have really fast tempo songs, angular lines, chromaticism, things like that, chromatic notes.

New forms of tuning, for example, in Bach's time, and then later advancements in chromaticism with Wagner, for example-- these things that dazzled musicians and listeners alike.

Stevie Wonder, he's seeking to experiment with jazz techniques and jazz harmonic movements within this structure and so what’s he’s interested in primarily is this idea of chromaticism.

There is one interesting juicy note that is added to achieve a sense of jazzines, a sense of blues, and a sense of chromaticism, and that is the very sneaky D natural here.

And what you end up with is something that feels very reassuring in its simplicity and yet has the element of spice that introduces the sort of chromaticism that makes jazz, jazz.