- (pronounced [ˈtibːlə],
Catalan for "treble") and the
tenora (pronounced [təˈnoɾə],
Catalan for "tenor"). The
tenora is
pitched a
fifth lower than the tible. These...
- 1:2 to 2:3 and the
green field was made lighter.
Emblem of
Turkmenistan Tenora, Jiri. "The
National Flag of
Turkmenistan of 1992" (PDF). Raven. 2: 65–78...
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noise makers air horn
Tenor aerophones 43
vocal registers human voice Tenora Tible aerophones 422.112
Spain reed
instruments oboe,
shawm Throat singing...
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suona China surnay Middle East
tangmuri India tárogató Hungary,
Romania tenora Spain tible Spain taepyeongso Korea tromboon (trombone with reed) United...
- Sp****kii, 1951
Francolina Capoor, Sawada,
Bhalya & Rastogi, 1987
Gallegoides Tenora & Mas-Coma, 1978
Gekkotaenia Bursey,
Goldberg & Kraus, 2005
Genovia Haukisalmi...
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tibles – a
tible is like an oboe, but with a
louder sound Two
tenores – a
tenora is a
larger version of the
tible Five br****
instruments Two
trumpets A trombone...
-
characteristic Catalan folk dance,
interpreted to the
rhythm of tamborí,
tible and
tenora (from the oboe family), trumpet, trombó (trombone),
fiscorn (family of bugles)...
-
November 12, 2023.
Retrieved November 12, 2023. Murty,
Komanduri S.; Simonez,
Tenora J. (2018). "State of the
Union under Donald Trump Presidency: Problems,...
- americ**** Durette-Desset,
Kinsella & Forester, 1972
Heligmosomoides asakawae Tenora & Barus, 2001
Heligmosomoides azerbaidjani (Schachnasarova, 1949) Heligmosomoides...
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responsible for
introducing a type of oboe-tenor
known in
Catalonia as the
tenora. This
happened in 1849 at Perpignan. In parallel,
influences to the music...
