MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CORNOPEAN»
cornopean
reed
pipe
organ
that
sounded
vibrating
brass
strip
known
under
pressure
directed
towards
which
vibrates
specific
pitch
this
contrast
flue
pipes
contain
moving
cornopean
encyclopedia
stops
solo
ensemble
chorus
invented
william
hill
london
swell
divisions
much
favored
stölzel
university
south
dakota
thomas
flat
historical
instrument
window
edward
tarr
editor
international
trumpet
guild
journal
march
merriam
webster
noun
ˌkȯrnəˈpēən
kȯrˈnōpē
full
british
cornet
powerful
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CORNOPEAN»
Découvrez l'usage de
cornopean dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
cornopean et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Organ registration: a comprehensive treatise on the ...
Salicional or Viol d'Orchestre with Vox Humana with Oboe and Gedeckt with
Cornopean and Gedeckt with Salicional or Viol d'Orchestre and Gedeckt with
Voix Celeste and Gedeckt with Vox Humana and Gedeckt with Oboe and Flute 4
ft. with ...
Everett Ellsworth Truette, 1919
2
Organ-Stops and Their Artistic Registration
The CoRNoPEAN was invented by the distinguished organbuilder William Hill, of
London, and was introduced in several of his organs. The firm placed one in the
Swell of the Organ in the Centennial Hall, Sydney, N. S. W. When made and ...
George Ashdown Audsley, 2013
3
Tait's Edinburgh magazine
THE. CORNOPEAN. To the Editor of Tait's Magazine. THE HISTORY OF WOMAN
IN ENGLAND.*. " Mr. Hooton," he began, " let me beg of you never to drink spirits
any more, — for I have seen such a sight with Captain Thompson in Mexico, ...
4
The Art of Organ-building: A Comprehensive Historical ...
The reeds of the CORNOPEAN should invariably be of the closed species; and
the tongues should be carefully curved to produce a tone free from the brilliant
and somewhat brassy clang of the TRUMPET, while they have a firm and bold ...
George Ashdown Audsley, 1905
A composer who registrates for Cornopean with tremolo presupposes the
possession of a modern organ. The effect he demands is comparable in tone
color to the word-pictures of old Sanscrit writers who had visions of nights in
which ...
6
Organ-stops and their artistic registration: names, forms, ...
Stone describes the instrument as "intermediate between the French Horn,
Trumpet, and Bugle"; and this description would point to the quality of tone
desirable in the Cornopean of the Organ, but which very rarely attends it. The
Cornopean ...
George Ashdown Audsley, 1921
7
THE MUSICAL WORLD, A WEEKLY RECORD OF MUSICAL SCIENCE, ...
The Cornopean; a Selection from the most admired Melodies from the favorite
English and Foreign Operas, the national melodies of every country, the most
popular ballads of the day, (many of them so arranged as to accompany the
published ...
8
Fanfares and Finesse: A Performer's Guide to Trumpet History ...
Cornopean. and. Early. Cornets. As is shown in chapter 6, experiments with
various key mechanisms and valve systems took place in the early decades of
the nineteenth century. Although nineteenth-century sources list a variety of dates
...
9
The Making of the Victorian Organ
Cornopean f) Oboe K Pedal Organ (C tod') Contra Bass, open i(> Bourdon,
stopped 16 Trombone (wood) 1 6 Swell to Great Choir to Great Great to Pedal
Choir to Pedal 3 composition pedals (a) This cornopean bass of twelve notes
was ...
Nicholas Thistlethwaite, 1999
10
Organa Britannica: Organs in Great Britain 1660-1860 : a ...
CCC Tenoroon. Dulciana Open Diapason Stopped Diapason, bass Stopped
Diapason, treble Principal Twelfth Fifteenth Sesquialtera Mixture Echo Dulciana
Cornet. 5' Dulciana (Echo) Suabe-flute Flageolet Contra-fagotto Cornopean
Trumpet ...
