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tímpano - translation to English

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Timpano (disambiguation)

timpani         
  • Balanced action timpani are often used in outdoor performances because of their durability.
  • flat}}, respectively. All pedaling is executed on the middle two drums. Each pedal change is indicated by a colored line: red for the larger and blue for the smaller of the middle drums.
  • On chain timpani, a chain links the tension rods so a master handle can be used to turn them all at once.
  • Although by the early 19th century, timpani were most commonly found in orchestras, ceremonial trumpet and timpani ensembles still existed.
  • A pedal on a ''Dresden'' timpano—the clutch (seen here on the left) must be disengaged to change the pitch of the drum.
  • In the 15th century, timpani were used with [[trumpet]]s as ceremonial instruments in the [[cavalry]].
  • [[John Bonham]] of [[Led Zeppelin]] with a timpano.
  • This 1976 photograph shows marching timpani ''grounded'' with legs extended.
  • A [[naqareh]] from [[Rajasthan]], [[India]]
  • The opening section of Persian Mysticism Around G featured by solo timpani using the glissando effect (recorded 1980 by Colosseum Musikstudios, performed by the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alexander Rahbari).
  • 200px
  • A standard set of timpani consists of four drums.
  • The inside, bottom of a Yamaha pedal timpano, showing the mechanical tension-adjusting system
  • 577x577px
  • Timpani F major triad
  • 300px
  • chain]] timpani set up in three different combinations.
  • Timpanists use a variety of timpani sticks since each produces a different [[timbre]].
LARGE PERCUSSION MUSICAL INSTRUMENT WHICH PRODUCES A DEFINITE PITCH
Kettle drum; Timpanist; Tympani; Kettledrum; Kettledrums; Tímpano; Kettle-drum; Pauken; Kettle drums; Kettle Drums; User:TUF-KAT/Vessel drum; Timpany; Timpe; Timpan; Semispherical drum; Timpanies; Timpini; Pedal timpani; Timpani pedal; Timps; Temple drum
tímpano
kettledrum         
  • Balanced action timpani are often used in outdoor performances because of their durability.
  • flat}}, respectively. All pedaling is executed on the middle two drums. Each pedal change is indicated by a colored line: red for the larger and blue for the smaller of the middle drums.
  • On chain timpani, a chain links the tension rods so a master handle can be used to turn them all at once.
  • Although by the early 19th century, timpani were most commonly found in orchestras, ceremonial trumpet and timpani ensembles still existed.
  • A pedal on a ''Dresden'' timpano—the clutch (seen here on the left) must be disengaged to change the pitch of the drum.
  • In the 15th century, timpani were used with [[trumpet]]s as ceremonial instruments in the [[cavalry]].
  • [[John Bonham]] of [[Led Zeppelin]] with a timpano.
  • This 1976 photograph shows marching timpani ''grounded'' with legs extended.
  • A [[naqareh]] from [[Rajasthan]], [[India]]
  • The opening section of Persian Mysticism Around G featured by solo timpani using the glissando effect (recorded 1980 by Colosseum Musikstudios, performed by the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alexander Rahbari).
  • 200px
  • A standard set of timpani consists of four drums.
  • The inside, bottom of a Yamaha pedal timpano, showing the mechanical tension-adjusting system
  • 577x577px
  • Timpani F major triad
  • 300px
  • chain]] timpani set up in three different combinations.
  • Timpanists use a variety of timpani sticks since each produces a different [[timbre]].
LARGE PERCUSSION MUSICAL INSTRUMENT WHICH PRODUCES A DEFINITE PITCH
Kettle drum; Timpanist; Tympani; Kettledrum; Kettledrums; Tímpano; Kettle-drum; Pauken; Kettle drums; Kettle Drums; User:TUF-KAT/Vessel drum; Timpany; Timpe; Timpan; Semispherical drum; Timpanies; Timpini; Pedal timpani; Timpani pedal; Timps; Temple drum
(n.) = timbal
Ex: He notes that among the instruments played are a kettledrum, a flute, a fiddle, a harp, and a pair of cymbals.
kettledrum         
  • Balanced action timpani are often used in outdoor performances because of their durability.
  • flat}}, respectively. All pedaling is executed on the middle two drums. Each pedal change is indicated by a colored line: red for the larger and blue for the smaller of the middle drums.
  • On chain timpani, a chain links the tension rods so a master handle can be used to turn them all at once.
  • Although by the early 19th century, timpani were most commonly found in orchestras, ceremonial trumpet and timpani ensembles still existed.
  • A pedal on a ''Dresden'' timpano—the clutch (seen here on the left) must be disengaged to change the pitch of the drum.
  • In the 15th century, timpani were used with [[trumpet]]s as ceremonial instruments in the [[cavalry]].
  • [[John Bonham]] of [[Led Zeppelin]] with a timpano.
  • This 1976 photograph shows marching timpani ''grounded'' with legs extended.
  • A [[naqareh]] from [[Rajasthan]], [[India]]
  • The opening section of Persian Mysticism Around G featured by solo timpani using the glissando effect (recorded 1980 by Colosseum Musikstudios, performed by the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alexander Rahbari).
  • 200px
  • A standard set of timpani consists of four drums.
  • The inside, bottom of a Yamaha pedal timpano, showing the mechanical tension-adjusting system
  • 577x577px
  • Timpani F major triad
  • 300px
  • chain]] timpani set up in three different combinations.
  • Timpanists use a variety of timpani sticks since each produces a different [[timbre]].
LARGE PERCUSSION MUSICAL INSTRUMENT WHICH PRODUCES A DEFINITE PITCH
Kettle drum; Timpanist; Tympani; Kettledrum; Kettledrums; Tímpano; Kettle-drum; Pauken; Kettle drums; Kettle Drums; User:TUF-KAT/Vessel drum; Timpany; Timpe; Timpan; Semispherical drum; Timpanies; Timpini; Pedal timpani; Timpani pedal; Timps; Temple drum
timbal

Definition

Tímpano
caja timpánica situada en el oído medio, aunque muchas veces se emplea para denominar la membrana timpánica [A15.3.01.052]
imagen anatómica
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Wikipedia

Timpano

Timpano may refer to:

  • The Italian, Spanish and Portuguese words for eardrum
  • The singular of Timpani
  • Timballo, an Italian baked pasta dish
  • Jacob Timpano, Australian association football defender
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timpano
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