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Often used in the same context:
semitones,
polyphony,
chromatic scale,
vivace,
spatiality,
tintinnabulation,
percussive instrument,
altissimo,
undecillion,
harmonic progression,
vari,
moderato,
portamento,
tremolos,
mev,
formes,
chromatics,
bass clef,
sostenuto,
allegretto,
radian,
subito,
sopranino,
celli,
tambura,
decrescendo,
crotchets,
dyna,
blat,
exponential decay,
waveband,
obbligato,
logarithms,
microampere,
shawm,
staccatos,
claves,
tumescence,
integrals,
embouchure,
clacks,
pianoforte,
etudes,
msec,
polyrhythm,
diminuendo,
plectrum,
milli,
octets,
acoustic impedance,
passband,
toccata,
contrabassoon,
euphony,
baud rate,
chronos,
micrometre,
glissando,
metronomes,
descant,
tritone,
diatonic scale,
kilohertz,
directivity,
tympani,
quatrain,
carborundum,
hausse,
freq,
partita,
zithers,
triode,
cardinality,
daf,
operand,
arpeggio,
cantabile,
moog,
timbres,
dephasing,
variable resistor,
glottal,
thwacks,
sackbut,
gaussian,
absorption coefficient,
adagios,
edgard varese,
cosine,
anton bruckner,
hysteresis loop,
angular velocity,
celesta,
plainsong,
goniometer,
diphthong,
bass viol,
pianissimo,
micrometres,
alap,
mso,
sibilants,
peal,
requiem,
chorus,
roar,
chime,
chords,
mystery,
octave,
bellow,
sweep,
symphony,
thunder,
baritone,
cadence,
canopy,
girth,
melody,
roll,
whistle,
archway
More general:
organ stop
Synonyms:
diapason stop
Also try:
— Adjectives for diapason:
open,
double,
full,
deep,
great,
whole,
mighty,
perfect,
grand,
normal,
foot,
more...
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