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different parts of the
string to
obtain different timbres (e.g.,
playing sul
tasto produces a light, airy
timbre,
whereas playing sul
ponticello produces a harsh...
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combine n
timbres together are
called n
voice multitimbral. For example, a
synthesizer capable of
playing eight voices or
timbres at one time would...
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Timbre is the
perceived sound quality of a
musical note,
sound or tone. It may also
refer to:
Timbre (album), by
Sophie B.
Hawkins Timbres magazine, a...
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Timber Timbre is a
Canadian band
featuring Taylor Kirk. The
moniker refers to an
early series of
recordings made in a timber-framed
cabin set in the wooded...
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Timbres, espace,
mouvement (
Timbre, space, movement) is a work for
orchestra composed by
Henri Dutilleux in 1978.
Dutilleux subtitled the work La nuit...
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fragmenting a
melodic line
between different timbres. Late in the 19th century, a
sophisticated treatment of
musical timbre started to
emerge in
works like Claude...
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shifting nature of
timbre,
following an
article by
Denis Smalley named Spectromorphology explaining sound shapes (1997). 'Pure
timbres' are
explored using...
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Timbre composition is the art of
creating new
timbres. It is
often performed electronically,
either by
combining sine
waves (additive synthesis) or by...
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technical support from the
Place de la
Toile society,
Timbres magazine ran a
television website, TV
Timbres,
showing free
philatelic do****entaries. As of 2010...
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Timbre Cierpke,
better known as
Timbre, is an
American musician, composer, harpist,
singer and
songwriter based in Nashville, Tennessee.
Timbre fronts...
