-
similar way, and some
modern pochettes descend from the
rebec instead of the
violin family. A
common misconception is that
pochettes were
intended for children...
-
Pochette is a
French word for "little pocket", it may
refer to:
Pochette (musical instrument), a
small bowed lute box A type of
small handbag Pochette...
- This is a list of
Tobin string instruments made by
members of the
house of
Richard Tobin. Many of the
instruments made by
Tobin and his son, George, are...
- Poschen" and
which seem to be very
similar to the
later Kit
violins or
pochettes: see
Syntagma Musi****, vol. 2, page XXI
Harper 2001.
Grillet 1901, p. 29...
- dissi****ent d'ailleurs
leurs visages derrière d'étranges masques,
tandis que la
pochette de leur
premier album éponyme, qui
affichait un
visage de clown, dévoilait...
-
December 1847) was an
Irish luthier and
maker of violins, violas,
cellos and
pochettes. Tobin's work was
largely uncredited,
often branded under the
names of...
-
Smaller violin-type
instruments exist,
including the
violino piccolo and the
pochette, but
these are
virtually unused. Most
violins have a
hollow wooden body...
- of same name.
Ponchette no Yoroi-san (ポシェットの鎧さん, lit. "Body-Armor with
Pochette")
Voiced by:
Tomokazu Sugita One of the
humanoid species that
wears silver...
- Cheese! (since 1996)
ChuChu (2000–2010, discontinued) Ciao (since 1977)
Pochette Shōjo
Comic (since 1968),
called Sho-Comi
since December 2007
Josei manga...
- in
February 1987; the
Today M-based "
Pochette"
received special colors and was
aimed at
female buyers. The
Pochette became a
regular model by 1990 and remained...
