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diapason

/ˌdaɪ.əˈpeɪ.zən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une gamme ou une étendue complète, en particulier de notes ou de tons musicaux ; historiquement utilisé en théorie musicale et en facture d'orgues.

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/ˌdaɪ.əˈpeɪ.zən/C2formalobsolète
  • frNom désignant une gamme ou une étendue complète, en particulier de notes ou de tons musicaux ; historiquement utilisé en théorie musicale et en facture d'orgues.

A noun referring to a comprehensive range or scope, especially of musical notes or tones; historically used in music theory and organ building.

  1. Musical rangeC2formal

    The entire range of a musical instrument or voice, from the lowest to the highest note.

    frregistre

    • The singer's voice covered a wide diapason.
    • The organ's diapason stop produces a rich, full sound.
    • The composer wrote for the full diapason of the orchestra.

    Synonymescompassgamutrange

  2. Standard of pitchC2formal

    A standard or reference for musical pitch, often referring to a specific organ stop.

    frDiapason (norme de hauteur)

    • The diapason was set at A440 for the concert.
    • The organ builder tuned the pipes to the correct diapason.
    • The choir used a tuning fork to establish the diapason.
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