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However, no extant manuscripts contain pieces labelled as such. He describes the ductia as like the estampie but more regular. Perhaps this refers to an estampie with verses all of the same length. There are a few examples generally labelled simply as dances that fit this description. Early Medieval Dance Music from which some of this information has been taken.
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Poland, Hungary, Latvia a primitive bagpipe from the sixteenth century has its origins in the Near East. A single bagpiper was often the 'whole orchestra' at weddings, carnivals and dances. Herdsmen bagpipers gave homage to the Christ-child in Nativity plays. Air is blown into the leather bag through the mouthpiece made of reed or elder. The bag is made out of a single goat, sheep or dog skin with the fur on the inside. The chanter and contra pipes are connected to the bag through a common attachment. The drone is attached separately.
The Hungarian bagpipe produces three notes at the same time, two from the chanter and 'contra' pipe, and a third from the drone. German to play on the bagpipe, to tootle a contemptuous term for playing badly on the flute, etc. Italian two strings, a term used in piano music to indicate that the soft pedal called una corde , one string should be released, or, on an instrument with three strings, where the pedal shifts the hammers under the strings, that the soft pedal should be pressed halfway down.
Duet concertinas from which this information has been taken. The artistes beat on frame drums called Duffu , the leader of the group sings the lead, while the others form the chorus and move in circles. The songs are often tributes to martyrs, heroes and saints. German ambrosial, balmily, fragrant, fragrantly, odoriferously, redolently, ambrosially, ambrosian, odorant, odoriferous, perfumy, nice-smelling, aromatic, smelling, scented.
German You could have at least rung me up. You could have at least called me. The least you could have done was to ring me. The least you could have done was to call me. Double clarinet duixiao , China, probably Shandong province, 19th century. Tibetan duixie has two meanings because dui can mean 'upper' or 'highland'. The term refers therefore both to the round dance popular in rural areas of Ngamring, Dingri, Lhaze, and Sagya counties, and to a tap dance performed by the urban population after the folk dance in dui areas was introduced into Lhasa. Duixie from which this information has been taken.
A trombone band was formed, a school for girls built in , and another for boys in The only source of information is a manuscript treatise by Arnault de Zwolle c. It is essentially a keyed dulcimer whose action is a precursor of certain early pianos and in many ways similar to the clavichord. A staple-shaped 'hammer' carries a slip of wood hinged to the key at the back, and when a key is depressed it is thrown up against the strings and returns instantly.
There are no dampers, and it is possible, played sensitively, to obtain limited dynamics, which gave it an advantage over the harpsichord which was being developed at the same period. Some people believe the mysterious chekker , the eschequier and the dulce melos to be one and the same instrument. There is also good evidence Henry George Farmer: There is mention of a dulce melos being used in Spain in to celebrate Corpus Christi. The dulcian combines the conical expanding bore of the shawm with the two folded parallel bores of the sordune and kortholt. There is a variant, called the gedackt dulcian , which has a differently bore shape, a stopper on the end which rounds the sound and an exterior covered in leather to further reduce the resonance.
The Dulcian Bass dulcian, probably German first half of the 17th century. Dulcimer Small dulcimer, Italy mid 18th century Dulcimer and one mallet, London, England, 19th century. Dulcin from which this extract has been taken. The Dulcinians sometimes called "Dulcinites" and Apostolics were inspired by Franciscan ideals, influenced by the Joachimites, but were considered heretical by the Catholic Church.
There it kindled many a lovely light. A staple-shaped 'hammer' carries a slip of wood hinged to the key at the back, and when a key is depressed it is thrown up against the strings and returns instantly. This work may be freely reproduced, stored, and transmitted, electronically or otherwise, for any non-commercial purpose. Amazon Restaurants Food delivery from local restaurants. Amazon Music Stream millions of songs. The first edition in October already received widespread attention with over reports in newspapers, magazines, and radio broadcasts discussing its work in every German-speaking country.
The name derives from the movement's leader, Fra Dolcino of Novara c. Dulcinians from which this extract has been taken. Basque traditional reed instrument closely related to the dulzaina , which , although originally made of wood, is nowadays commonly made of iron. Spanish traditional, oboe-like, double-reed instrument made from wood, about 70 cm long, hautbois traditionel aragonais French.
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