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timpani

/ˈtɪm.pə.ni/

Traduction: Nom désignant un ensemble de grands tambours accordables, généralement en laiton ou en cuivre, utilisés dans les orchestres et frappés à l'aide de baguettes.

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/ˈtɪm.pə.ni/C1formalart
  • frNom désignant un ensemble de grands tambours accordables, généralement en laiton ou en cuivre, utilisés dans les orchestres et frappés à l'aide de baguettes.

A noun referring to a set of large, tunable kettledrums, typically made of brass or copper, used in orchestras and played with mallets.

  1. Musical instrumentB2formalart

    A set of large, bowl-shaped drums made of metal or copper, with a skin stretched over the top, played with mallets and capable of being tuned to specific pitches.

    frTimbales

    • The timpani player tuned the drums before the concert.
    • The orchestra's timpani section provided a powerful rhythmic foundation.
    • He studied timpani performance at the music conservatory.

    Synonymestympani

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  • timpani plural form
  • timpani's possessive plural form
  • timpani's possessive singular form
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