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diapason stop

/ˌdaɪəˈpeɪzən stɒp/

Traduction: Arrêt ou registre d'orgue produisant le son fondamental et plein de l'instrument, souvent considéré comme la base de la sonorité de l'orgue.

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/ˌdaɪəˈpeɪzən stɒp/C1formalart
  • frArrêt ou registre d'orgue produisant le son fondamental et plein de l'instrument, souvent considéré comme la base de la sonorité de l'orgue.

A specific rank of organ pipes that produces the foundational, full-bodied tone of the instrument, often considered the backbone of organ sound.

  1. Organ stopC2formal

    A specific rank of pipes in a pipe organ that produces the foundational, full-bodied tone of the instrument.

    frjeu de diapason

    • The organist pulled out the diapason stop for the opening hymn.
    • The diapason stop gives the organ its characteristic majestic sound.
    • During the concert, the diapason stop was used to create a powerful, resonant effect.