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Timbales (/tɪmˈbɑːliːz/) or
pailas are
shallow single-headed
drums with
metal casing. They are
shallower than single-headed tom-toms and
usually tuned...
- Look up
timbale in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Timbale may
refer to: Timpani, kettledrums,
spelled "
timbale" in some
languages Timbale (food), a...
- In cooking,
timbale (French: [tɛ̃bal])
derived from the
French word for "kettledrum", also
known as timballo, can
refer to
either a kind of pan used for...
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timballo pattadese. The name
comes from the
French word for 'kettledrum' (
timbale).
Varieties of
timballo differ from
region to region, and it is sometimes...
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pioneering a new
style on the
traditional Cuban timbales.
Though drawing on the
influence of
timbale virtuoso's Tito
Puente and
Willie Bobo, Escovedo...
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examples show
clave with the
bongo bell and
timbale bell
parts in both a 3-2 and a 2-3 sequence. The
timbale bell
comes from a
stick pattern (cáscara) used...
- 19th
century Ottoman cookbook Aşçı başı.
Swedish timbale can be made with
rosette batter using a
timbale mold
instead of an iron.
These can be made with...
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Latin jazz music. He was also
known as “El Rey de los
Timbales,” or “The King of the
Timbales.”
Puente and his
music have
appeared in
films including...
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heads and
tuned as
shallow concert toms.
Attack timbales and mini
timbales are reduced-diameter
timbales designed for drum kit usage, the
smaller diameter...
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informal presentation,
Escoffier recommended the
bavarian cream be made in a "
timbale or deep
silver dish
which is then
surrounded with
crushed ice". It may...
