In the marriage contract it was specified that Lucretia's portion should be three hundred thousand timbres or sous in Valencian money, which she was to bring Don Cherubino as dowry, part in coin and part in jewels and other valuables.
The combination of the three different timbres in unison produces a rich, mellow and coherent tone.
The use of doubling and mixed timbres is naturally more frequent in loud passages than in soft ones, also where expression and colour is broad rather than individual or intimate in character.
Mention should also be made of mixed timbres (wood and brass) in progression in octaves.
In short chords, separated by rests of some importance, the arrangement and division of timbres is not so perceptible to the ear, and progression of parts attracts less attention.
In confiding a melody in thirds to the strings it is frequently necessary to use the same quality of tone in both parts, but in the case of a melody in sixths different timbres may be employed.
With the exception of these, the reader is advised to consider all other orchestral timbres beautiful from an artistic point of view, although it is necessary, at times, to put them to other uses.
But these various timbres of the voice especially contain a not insignificant danger for the criminalist.
That timbresmay deceive, or simulations worthy of the name occur, I hardly believe.
One of the most beautiful timbres is a result of the prominence of the third with the seventh, etc.
By the greater or less distinctness of one or another of the over-tones, sounding with the fundamental tone, various timbres of the vowel are produced.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "timbres" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
