- In war, a
chamade was a
certain beat of a drum, or
sound of a trumpet,
which was
addressed to the
enemy as a kind of signal, to
inform them of some proposition...
- Walds****en (Germany) have
chamades at 16', 8', 5 1/3', and 4'). '
Chamade' is
occasionally used as a stop name by itself.
Chamade was a
trumpet call designed...
- La
Chamade is a 1965
novel by
French playwright and
novelist Françoise Sagan. It was
adapted into a 1968
movie starring Catherine Deneuve and
Michel Piccoli...
- door
receiving the B53 ch****is code, the
three door
being the C53, the
Chamade the L53, and the
Cabriolet the D53. The R19 was
presented in June 1988...
- La
Chamade (also
titled Heartbeat in English) is a 1968
romantic drama film
directed by
Alain Cavalier from a
screenplay he co-wrote with Françoise Sagan...
- the
stoplist was
gradually modified by
Robert Boisseau (who
added three chamade stops: 8′, 4′, and 2′/16′) in 1968 and Jean-Loup
Boisseau after 1975, all...
-
based on the play Château en Suède) La
Chamade,
directed by
Alain Cavalier (1968,
based on the
novel La
Chamade) Un peu de
soleil dans l'eau froide, directed...
-
These pipes are
known as en
chamades. However, when such a
commanding tone is
desired but it is
impossible to
mount an en
chamade on the case, a
hooded reed...
-
designer Yves
Saint Laurent; he
dressed her in the
films Belle de Jour, La
Chamade, La sirène du Mississipi, Un flic, Liza, and The Hunger. In 1992, she became...
- "quarter". The
garrison signaled their intent to
surrender by "beating the
chamade"; if accepted, they were
generally allowed to
retain their weapons, and...
