- The
viola da
gamba (Italian: [ˈvjɔːla da (ɡ)ˈɡamba, viˈɔːla -]), or
viol, or
informally gamba, is a
bowed and
fretted string instrument that is pla****...
-
contains 22
songs plus an
instrumental number, a "lesson for the Lute and
Base Viol,
called Dowlands a dew" (his
First Book of
Songs of 1597
contained 21...
- 'large
viol', -one
being the
augmentative suffix) can
refer to
several distinct large,
bowed musical instruments which belong to
either the
viol or violin...
- as
attested by the
copyist who
wrote out his
pieces for two
viols as well as the solo-
viol Tournus M****cript.[citation needed] Sainte-Colombe's most notable...
- The
viola d'amore (pronounced [ˈvjɔːla daˈmoːre, viˈɔːla -];
Italian for '
viol of love') is a 7- or 6-stringed
musical instrument with
additional sympathetic...
-
where the
Proficient can Play vpon the Ground, or for a
Shift to the
Base Viol alone. All Made and
Composed According to the
Rules of Art. By M. P. Batchelar...
- some debate, with
scholars divided on
whether the b**** is
derived from the
viol or the
violin family.
Being a
transposing instrument, the b**** is typically...
- Ferrier, who
performed the
title role.
Ronald Duncan based his
English libretto on André Obey's play Le
Viol de Lucrèce [fr]. The
opera was
first performed...
- 2015, Sulkowicz,
working with
artist Ted Lawson,
released Ceci N'est Pas Un
Viol ("This is not a rape"), an eight-minute
video of
Sulkowicz having **** with...
- and/or (b) with
objects of
other types."
Violability:
treating the
object as
lacking in
boundary integrity and
violable: "The
objectifier treats the object...
