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• Section on Instruments. (3)
• What instruments did they use? (3)
• I. Engel.—Musical Instruments. (3)
• They are the instruments of Destiny. (10)
• A band of wind instruments burst out. (10)
• What instruments did the Egyptians use? (3)
• Classify the instruments used in the orchestra. (3)
• It has analogies to bowed and keyed instruments. (3)
• Piggott.—Music and Musical Instruments of Japan. (3)
• Describe the Greek musical instruments; notation. (3)
• Why the violin is called the King of Instruments. (3)
• This class of instruments is of very ancient origin. (3)
• How were the instruments used in accompanying the voice? (3)
• Name the principles of classification for wind instruments. (3)
• He also played other instruments and was a fine contrapuntist. (3)
• Then for the difference of real instruments from clever shams! (10)
• When the voice is accompanied by instruments, the vocal scale is used. (3)
• What are the general classes into which musical instruments are grouped? (3)
• What methods of producing sound are used in playing stringed instruments? (3)
• It marks the development of scales, intervals, forms, instruments and emotion. (3)
• Of all the bigger instruments of money, it is the feeblest, Beauchamp thought. (10)
• Comparatively few of the percussion instruments emit sounds of any definite pitch. (3)
• As the hall-door opened, a band of stringed and wood instruments commenced an overture. (10)
• There is a sort of hero, and a sort of villain, to this story: they are but instruments. (10)
• There is a sort of hero, and a sort of villain, to this story: they are but instruments. (22)
• These instruments bore a bewildering number of names, the exact meaning of which is lost. (3)
• All the plan for the rising is accurate; the instruments are ready, and we are paralyzed. (10)
• In his earlier instruments he used a yellowish varnish; after 1684, one of a reddish tint. (3)
• Other instruments were of the percussion character, =tambourines=, =drums=, =cymbals=, etc. (3)
• The early history of instruments is shrouded in darkness, which existed up to the 16th century. (3)
• Instruments were made on the violin pattern, but given up as less satisfactory than the viol type. (3)
• These instruments have been tested by experienced horn players and give forth a fine, resonant tone. (3)
• In fact, as St. Augustine tells us, there was a time when all musical instruments were called organs. (3)
• They failed because midway they lost the vision to select the right instruments put in our way by heaven. (10)
• It is true that some instruments have been found, but we can have no certainty that they are in perfect condition. (3)
• This method was never developed, since the device did not seem applicable to instruments of any considerable size. (3)
• His best instruments are now greatly admired and, because so few in good condition are known, command a high price. (3)
• In the next class are included those instruments that are furnished with a neck or fingerboard, with or without frets. (3)
• The student should bear in mind that the various musical instruments mentioned in the Bible must be understood as types. (3)
• The usual classification is into three main groups, =strings=, (bowed instruments), =wind= and =percussion= instruments. (3)
• He made frequent use of the harp, bass clarinet, English horn, bass tuba, besides other less frequently used instruments. (3)
• The earliest organs had about twelve pipes, and the larger instruments three octaves, but without the chromatic intervals. (3)
• Opening my case of instruments, I took out my petrochronologue and applied it to the worn and scratched surface of the rock. (7)
• Another Hindoo instrument, considered by some as the prototype of stringed instruments played with a bow, is the Ravanastron. (3)
• Before that time, although writers on music made reference to the instruments in use, they did not give detailed descriptions. (3)
• The bamboo plant is used by the Chinese in very many ways; it is natural that they should use it for making musical instruments. (3)
• The Hindoo instruments belong to the percussion types, trumpets and trombones, nose flute, and especially to the stringed class. (3)
• Mightily relieved, I beheld the band resuming their instruments, for the cheering resembled a senseless beating on brass shields. (10)
• This leads to a consideration of the wind instruments that produce sound by means of a vibrating column of air enclosed in a tube. (3)
• The time is very slow; each measure represents a line of four syllables; between the lines one of the instruments gives a sort of interlude. (3)
• This collection is one of the most complete in the world, and is arranged so as to show the development of instruments of the various types. (3)
• Judging from the pictorial representations that remain, the Greek instruments were inferior both in variety and extent to those of the Egyptians. (3)
• Then came other sets of dancers even lovelier, more languishing; and again others with tambourines and musical instruments, that sang ravishingly. (10)
• Thus the organ keyboard came to be applied, as early as the 11th century, to already existing stringed instruments which were adapted to the purpose. (3)
• When his descendants went to Egypt they must have carried with them Syrian music and instruments, doubtless preserving a trace of Chaldean influence. (3)
• With this exception, the instruments were used merely to support the voice; the tonality was almost exclusively minor, and the harmony of the simplest. (3)
• He turned sadly agape in silence to the busts, the books, and the range of scientific instruments, and directed a gaze under his eyebrows at Beauchamp. (10)
• Then, too, the instruments were crude and their tone lacked distinctiveness as well as the comparative sweetness and purity of the vocal music of that day. (3)
• Altogether to surrender his rope and file was a fearful sacrifice, after all the time, trepidation, and study he had spent on those two saving instruments. (10)
• Declining these encumbrances, I took my electric rifle and a portable waterproof case containing a few simple instruments and writing materials and set out. (7)
• When bound to the stake, he looked round on his executioners, their instruments of torture, and the multitude of French spectators with a smile of composure. (19)
• He seems to have been impressed with the tone-producing qualities of the di Salo violins, for his best instruments have something of their bold, vigorous style. (3)
• Therefore we infer that these colonists brought with them to Greece the ordinary, popular music and instruments to which they had become accustomed in their home. (3)
• Grove.—Dictionary of Music and Musicians, articles on the Orchestra and the various instruments used, the Sonata, Symphony, Overture, Suite, etc., and Sonata-Form. (3)
• Like his great contemporary, Wagner, he was no executant; he played but little and, curiously enough, only such insignificant instruments as the flute, flageolet, and guitar. (3)
• Pupils of Stradivarius who made excellent instruments were =Carlo Bergonzi= (1712-1750), =Lorenzo Guadagnini= (1695-1740) and his son =Johannes Baptista Guadagnini= (1750-1785) and =Alessandro Gagliano=. (3)

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