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GAMBA - translation to arabic
GAMBA
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Gamba (disambiguation)
ألاسم
وثبة
viol
![Modern era "viola de gamba" crafted by violinmakers Hans and Nancy Benning of [[Benning Violins]] in 1982 in Los Angeles.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Benning Violins viola da gamba.jpeg?width=200 "Modern era \"viola de gamba\" crafted by violinmakers Hans and Nancy Benning of [[Benning Violins]] in 1982 in Los Angeles.")
![Portrait of French composer and viola da gamba master [[Marin Marais]], by [[André Bouys]], 1704.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Marin-marais.jpg?width=200 "Portrait of French composer and viola da gamba master [[Marin Marais]], by [[André Bouys]], 1704.")
![Portrait of [[Carl Friedrich Abel]], composer and viol master—German-born but residing in England most of his life—posed with his viola da gamba. By [[Thomas Gainsborough]], c. 1765.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Karl Friedrich Abel by Thomas Gainsborough.jpg?width=200 "Portrait of [[Carl Friedrich Abel]], composer and viol master—German-born but residing in England most of his life—posed with his viola da gamba. By [[Thomas Gainsborough]], c. 1765.")
![''Gambenspielerin'' English: ''The Viola da gamba Player'', by [[Bernardo Strozzi]], c. 1630–1640; portrait is of composer [[Barbara Strozzi]] (1619-1677) – Gemäldegalerie, [[Dresden]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Bernardo Strozzi 001.jpg?width=200 "''Gambenspielerin'' English: ''The Viola da gamba Player'', by [[Bernardo Strozzi]], c. 1630–1640; portrait is of composer [[Barbara Strozzi]] (1619-1677) – Gemäldegalerie, [[Dresden]].")
ONE OF A FAMILY OF BOWED, FRETTED AND STRINGED INSTRUMENTS
Viol de gamba; Bass Viol; Viol da gamba; Viols; Viola da gamba; Bass viol; Viola de gamba; Basse de viol; Basse de viole; Gambist; Viol family; Violas da gamba; Viol-de-gamboys; Knee fiddle; Leg viol; Leg lyre; Viola Da Gamba; De gamba; De Gamba; Da gamba; Da Gamba; Viol consort; Consort of viols; Viola de arco; Viol player; Viole de gambe
كمان قديم ذو ستة أوتار
viol
ONE OF A FAMILY OF BOWED, FRETTED AND STRINGED INSTRUMENTS
Viol de gamba; Bass Viol; Viol da gamba; Viols; Viola da gamba; Bass viol; Viola de gamba; Basse de viol; Basse de viole; Gambist; Viol family; Violas da gamba; Viol-de-gamboys; Knee fiddle; Leg viol; Leg lyre; Viola Da Gamba; De gamba; De Gamba; Da gamba; Da Gamba; Viol consort; Consort of viols; Viola de arco; Viol player; Viole de gambe
اسْم : الفِيول وهو ضرب من الكمان في الموسيقى
Examples of use of GAMBA
1. In the past he played duets with his housekeeper, Ingrid Stampa, a mistress of the antique viola da gamba.
2. Carlo Gamba, who was 20 at the time, said the village was left a smouldering ruin with a smell of burnt flesh.
3. Then a shirtless Beckham approached the boys February 20, after the Galaxy‘s exhibition loss to Japan‘s Gamba Osaka in the Pan–Pacific Championship, and reached over a sign with his right hand and gave away his white jersey.
4. Japanese captain Tsuneyasu Miyamoto fouled striker Dada Prso in the box resulting in the penalty, and a yellow card for the Gamba Osaka defender meaning he will miss his side‘s next match against Brazil.
5. Cem Duruöz, a sought–after guitarist regularly invited to many important music centers, John Dornenburg a brilliant gamba player and harpsichordist Yuko Tanaka merge the sounds of the period to carry the audience from the small, beautiful Yýldýz Palace Theatre to the magnificent Versailles.