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[Pacifica]

Personally I just know canere + abl. of the instrument.

 

[Oups]

Also cantare et ludere.

 

[Aurifex]

There are quite a few other verbs, some with ablative, e.g. persono, modulor; some, more logically, with accusative, e.g. pulso, tendo. persono, I see, can take the accusative also in later Latin.

 

[Quaedam Vox]

persono sounds like a pretty good word to approximate "shred", with a denotation that's perhaps even a little more chaotic.

so shannon, here are some ideas:

may we shred everywhere - personemus ubique
may we shred always - personemus semper
shred everywhere - persona ubique
shred always - persona semper
shred what should be shred - persona personanda
may we always shred what should be shred - semper personemus personanda

my vote goes for that last one.

 

[Matthaeus]

shred?

 

[Pacifica]

I suppose he means this sense of the word:

[no object] (usually as noun shredding) play a very fast, intricate style of rock lead guitar: we want to hear everything from country and western to blisteringly fast guitar shredding