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diapason in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Diapason may
refer to:
Diapason (interval), the name of the just
octave in
Pythagorean tuning Diapason (pipe...
- Flue
pipes generally belong to one of
three tonal families: flutes,
diapasons (or prin****ls), and strings. The
basic "foundation" (from the French...
- The
Diapason is a
magazine serving those who
build and play organs.
Content includes concert and
recital announcements,
information on
building and maintaining...
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Diapason d'Or (French for "Golden
Tuning Fork") is a
recommendation of
outstanding (mostly)
classical music recordings given by
reviewers of
Diapason...
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Diapason is a
monthly magazine,
published in
French by
Italian media group Mondadori. The
magazine focuses on
classical music,
especially classical music...
- to
accommodate extra open (i.e. unfretted)
longer b**** strings,
called diapasons or bourdons, for
improvements in
tonal clarity and an
increased range...
- (1997), 8 Répertoire, 5
Diapasons, 4
stars Monde de la Musique)
Eustache Du Caurroy, Requiem, Calliope, 2000 (9 Répertoire, 4
Diapasons, 4
stars Goldberg)...
- des
Diapasons d'Or 2017".
France Musique (in French).
October 2017.
Retrieved 26 May 2018.
Alexis Goyer (France Musique) Émilie
Munera -
Diapason d'Or...
- made for,
among others, a
Stentor division, a
section of high-pressure
diapasons and reeds. It was to be
installed on the
fifth floor,
above the String...
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first attempt to
standardize pitch on such a scale, and was
known as the
diapason normal. It
became a po****r
pitch standard outside France as well, and...
