10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOLO STOP»
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solo stop in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
solo stop and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The Swell division also contains four reed stops, all with names of orchestral
instruments. When played together with the mixtures they produce a bright fiery
sound. This is called the Full Swell effect. The Basset Horn is best used as a solo
stop ...
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The Organ, its history and construction: a comprehensive ...
It is the best one to use with the Clarionet, with the tone of which it blends
admirably ; or with the Swell Hautboy, when the latter is to be employed as a Solo
-stop. In certain cases it forms an excellent accompaniment to a single voice,
being ...
3
The organ: its history and construction
be employed as a Solo-stop. In certain cases it forms an excellent
accompaniment to a single voice, being very prompt in its speech, as well as light
and travelling in its tone. The Lieblich Gedact, as a Choir Organ Stop, forms an
excellent ...
Edward John Hopkins, Edward Francis Rimbault, 1870
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The Organ, its history and construction ... By E. J. H. ... ...
be employed as a Solo-stop. In certain cases it forms an excellent
accompaniment to a single voice, being very prompt in its speech, as well as light
and travelling in its tone. The Lieblich Gedact, as a Choir Organ Stop, forms an
excellent ...
Edward John Hopkins, Edward Francis Rimbault, 1870
First, what is a solo stop? A solo stop is a stop on the organ which duplicates the
sound of an orchestral instrument. These stops include: trumpet, clarinet, oboe,
orchestra bells, xylophone, violin, piano, accordion, harp, and chimes, to name a
...
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The Organ, Its History and Construction: A Comprehensive ...
It is the best one to use with the Clarionet, with the tone of which it blends
admirably; or with the Swell Hautboy, when the latter is to be employed as a Solo
-stop. In certain cases it forms an excellent accompaniment to a single voice,
being very ...
Edward John Hopkins, Edward Francis Rimbault, 1855
The Dulciana is also sometimes used alone as a solo stop. | III. — Swell Organ. Q
. What is to be observed with regard to the swell organ ? A. The swell, from its
admitting of a perfect crescendo and diminuendo, is particularly adapted for ...
James Alexander Hamilton, Joseph Warren, 1865
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Organa Britannica: Organs in Great Britain 1660-1860 : a ...
Trumpet: treble solo-stop only The instrument passed out of existence in 1856,
though a good many Smith ranks remained in the new instrument. These were
finally destroyed in a wartime bombing in 1941 . The illustrations show that a
great ...
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The Registration of Baroque Organ Music
ButVoluntary I of Book II begins with a Siciliano played on the Swell, followed by
a movement in which theVox Humana is the solo stop — one of the last such
instances, for by this time the weak and often unstable Vox Humana was being ...
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The contemporary american organ
Used in the classic organ only as a solo stop, not in the ensemble. The Grand
Cornet is, however, used with the chorus Reeds. CROMORNE (French),
KRVMMHORN (German)-Classic solo stop, of which the modern Clarinet is a
more refined ...
William Harrison Barnes, 1971
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOLO STOP»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
solo stop is used in the context of the following news items.
Women's World Cup: Solo performs on field, keeps quiet off it
Solo stopped talking shortly after ESPN, on the eve of the World Cup, reported new details of her year-old domestic abuse case, leading to questions that were ... «San Jose Mercury News, Jun 15»
Superchunk frontman Mac McCaughan makes his first solo stop in …
"Tip money in the ashtray / Oh, it feels like we're rich / We've got box batteries and the cheapest beer there is," Mac McCaughan sings on "Box Batteries," one of ... «Nashville Scene, May 15»
