Defn: To modulate or modify with the tongue, as notes, in playing the flute and some other wind instruments.
Defn: The instruments employed by a full band, collectively; as, an orchestra of forty stringed instruments, with proper complement of wind instruments.
To modulate or modify with the tongue, as notes, in playing the flute and some other wind instruments.
The overture begins, allegro assai con fuoco, with a partial announcement of the saltarello theme by the violins and violas, freely imitated by the wood-wind instruments, e.
To suggest the Feux-Follets Berlioz ingeniously gives the theme to two piccolos in thirds, which are supported by a rich but subdued mass of wind instruments, horns and trumpets, e.
This begins, maestoso, with an impressive statement of the march theme, scored in brilliant fashion, with rushing figures in the wood-wind instruments.
Wind instruments continued to be used to add color and contrast to the foundation of strings and in tutti passages (passages enlisting all the instruments of an orchestra at once) to strengthen them.
But it is not possible to fix any definite distribution of instruments in chamber music, as there are compositions for almost every conceivable combination, including those of wind instruments only.
Means for facilitating the practice and dietary rules for players on wind instruments.
The band consisted of stringed instruments, wind instruments, and instruments of percussion.
The Chorus of wind instruments in the Trio of the Minuett afforded particular enjoyment.
That he intended the demisemiquaver passage for the wind instrumentsmay be inferred from the arrangement with clarinets to be presently noted, where it is given to those instruments.
Owing to a certain tonal affinity with the flute they may be said to form a kind of link between string and wood-wind instruments.
Four instead of three notes of a chord being now properly dispersed among the strings,[7] Scarlatti proceeded to enrich his orchestra by a logical employment of wind instrumentsin pairs.
Meyerbeer of course relied primarily upon the strings as the basis of his orchestra, but they are frequently replaced by independent combinations of wind instruments.
This apparent discrepancy between an early and a modern authority on the acoustics of wind instruments is easily explained.
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