- of
which is timpano,
though the
singular may also be
referred to as a
timpanum. In
English the term
timpano is only
widely in use by practitioners: A...
- Look up tympanum or
timpanum in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tympanum may
refer to:
Tympanum (architecture), an
architectural element located within...
- Trinity; the two
instruments below the
tubae are psalteriums;
below them are a
timpanum and
chorus (trumpet that
splits into two and
rejoins at the exit)....
-
rusticated ground floor, with the
central body
surmounted by a
monumental timpanum. The
interior decorations are noteworthy,
especially those in the Sala...
-
instruments Gerson names in this
category are the cythara, guiterna, psalterium,
timpanum, and campanula.
Throughout the
postclassical era the name
lituus continued...
- high
mountain and
possibly scaring away predators. Puksånger &
lockrop (
Timpanum Songs –
Herding Calls) was her
second major vocal composition, set for...
-
instruments Gerson names in this
category are the cythara, guiterna, psalterium,
timpanum, and campanula. By the late 16th
century the word was
being applied to...
