- Look up
musette in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Musette may
refer to:
Musette (dance) [fr], a
French baroque dance style; see list of
classical music...
- Bal-
musette is a
style of
French instrumental music and
dance that
first became po****r in
Paris in the 1880s.
Although it
began with
bagpipes as the...
- The
musette bechonnet is a type of bellows-blown
French bagpipe which takes its name from its creator,
Joseph Bechonnet (1820-1900 AD) of Effiat. The...
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Musette Frances Jacqueline Natalie Majendie CBE (1903–1981) was the
owner of
Hedingham Castle.
Majendie was the
granddaughter of
Lewis Majendie MP. The...
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notes use the same airway, so
cannot be pla**** together. The
earliest musettes had up to nine
coulisses and
twelve layettes, so that you
could play music...
- side for
different tunings,
typically found in
accordions that
stress musette sounds. How many
reeds an
accordion has is
specified by the
number of treble...
- the
piccoloboe or
sopranino oboe and
historically called an oboe
musette (or just
musette), is the
smallest and
highest pitched member of the oboe family...
- been
named HMS
Musette: HMS
Musette (1796),
formerly French ship
Musette (1781),
captured in 1796 by HMS Hazard. Sold in 1806. HMS
Musette (1807), formerly...
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livre 1er (1729); for 1 and 2
musettes/hurdy-gurdies. Op.[2]: Amu****ts champêtres,
livre 2e (1731); for 1 and 2
musettes/hurdy-gurdies/flutes/oboes. Op...
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Musette Morell (1898 – 29
September 1950) was an
Australian playwright and children's writer. She
wrote both for the
stage and for radio. Born
Moyna Ann...
