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Comprehensive English-Hindi dictionary:
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megalithic tomb, a dolmen ^gH 3>T ^TT ^TT -^gi-fl Cromorna, Cromorne *hT43T
n. an organ reed stop «jtgrt % ^ *n ^ i Crone sfrl^ n. a term of contempt for an old ...
Bholānātha Tivārī, Amaranātha Kapūra, Viśvaprakāśa Gupta, 1998
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The Edinburgh encyclopaedia
It is used for solo passages. It bears the same relation to the trumpet that the
dulciana does to the open diapason. Its scale is from F, the clef note of the bass,
to the top. 4. Cromorna, Fig. 12.— -This is also unison with the diapasons. It is
voiced ...
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The Edinburgh encyclopedia
Its scale is from F, the clef r )te of the bass, to the top. 4. Cromorna, Fig. 12.— .
This is also unison with the diapasons. It is voiced soft like the oboe, but its
quality is very different. It is tubby, and bears to the oboe the same relation as the
stopped ...
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Belgrade music festival:
... PAVEL JURKOVIC (baritone) JOSEF 2 1 VOTA (baritone) VRATISLAV
VINICKY (bass) JANA NOVÁKOVÁ (block flute, cromorna, psaltery) PAVEL
JURKOVIC (block flute, cromorna, fiddle, lute) VIKTOR I E MEDKOVÁ (block flute,
cromorna, ...
Vladimir Stefanović, 1971
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Pathways for the poet: poetry patterns explained and illustrated
CROMORNA This three-stanza form is exacting in its structure and challenging in
its compactness. The six three-syllable lines rhyme with each other. BOSTON,
1775 5 a Farmers were ready, 3 b Steeled of will, 5 a Their muskets steady, 3 b ...
Viola Jacobson Berg, 1977
Preethi Raju. (Cinquain) Hurry Life can't stop when Twenty-First Century Is hustle
, bustle, and really Busy. (Cromorna) Candy and sugar, On those pearls. Too
much food, sunder. A hole unfurls. Dentists invade mouths. Teeth like coals.
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Ex: cromorna,F cromome,G Krumm horn (lit 'crooked horn'), a reed stop in an
organ. crotali; crotic: 'of a Crotalus or rattlesnake', as in crotaliform; in, e.g.,
dicrotic, 'pulsebeat' ofaspecified kind: SciLcrotalus, from Gr krotalon,a rattle;
krotalon ...
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 1 of 4: A-D)
Cromorna, krōmor′na, n. a clarinetlike reedstop in an organ. [Fr.,— Ger.
krummhorn.] Crone, krōn, n. an old woman, usually in contempt—sometimes an
oldman.[Perh. O.Fr. carogne,a crabbedwoman; or Celt., as in Ir. crion, withered.]
Cronet ...
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Verba Nominalia: Or, Words Derived from Proper Names
The name is also erroneously given to a stop in the organ voiced like the oboe,
but of a different quality, bearing the same relation to the oboe as the stopped
diapason to the open; more correctly written cromorna, Fr. cromorne; from G.
Richard Stephen Charnock, 1866
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The Organ: An Encyclopedia
... Fagot: 8' LH (same); Oboe: 8' RH (Boé or Oboe); Cromorna: half-length
resonators, 8' RH (no equivalent); Orlo: Regal, 8', 16' LH and RH (no equivalent);
Dulzaína: Regal, 8' LH and RH (Dulçaina); Viejas: Regal, 16' RH, Viejos: Regal,
8' LH ...
Douglas Earl Bush, Richard Kassel, 2006
