Examples of using Timbre in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Among the advantages of Pavarotti singing- excellent high voice training solar flight timbre unusually perfect vocal skills, and as….
multi velocity timbre.
carefully processed to highlight its naturalness and timbre, modulation, harmonics, uniqueness.
if slightly paler timbre) than Joan Sutherland.
Cooper believes that 4D sound adds an entirely new“axiom to the principles of music,” which is traditionally based on rhythm, timbre, harmony, melody, and dynamics.
dynamic, timbre and tempo interpretation,
you can change the timbre by various effects like echo,
where the metamorphoses of metre, harmony and timbre cross-fertilize one another most curiously.
In this piece the band slowed down the tempo of the original, divided the timbre into four sections beginning with saxophone,
can one overhear the sound, even the timbre of the author's voice,
such as timbre, volume, etc., do not produce sounds for their own sake,
its loudness, its timbre, and its duration, and that silence,
And with the finest details and powerful timbres- typical AMC!
apparently just some timbres- unlike the one of Klára Kolonits,
percussion instruments, timbres which are very characteristic
Popular and well-loved classical works sound completely different when performed by them than at an average concert thanks to the incredibly rich and beautiful timbres of the instruments of Amati, Stradivari, Guarneri, Guadanini and Gofriller.
Global Partners in Contaminated Land Management(GLOCOM), Greenland, Tailored Improvement of Brownfield Regeneration in Europe(TIMBRE) and HOlistic Management of Brownfield REgeneration(HOMBRE).
Then we have timbre.
More crucially, he can reproduce the sonorous vocal timbre.
The authenticity of Miles' timbre is gonna blow you away.