bass horn (Meaning)
Wordnet
bass horn (n)
the lowest brass wind instrument
Webster
bass horn ()
A modification of the bassoon, much deeper in tone.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bass horn
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bass horn Sentence Examples
- The symphony's bass horn produced a thunderous resonance that filled the concert hall.
- The low, rumbling notes of the bass horn added depth and richness to the orchestra's sound.
- The instrument's flared bell enhanced the projection and power of its bass notes.
- The brass musician deftly fingered the valves of the bass horn, controlling its pitch and tone.
- The march featured a rousing melody supported by the rhythmic pulse of the bass horn.
- The jazz band's bass horn player improvised a soulful solo that showcased the instrument's versatility.
- The brass band's powerful sound was anchored by the steady beat of the bass horns.
- The military bugler's bass horn call reverberated across the parade ground.
- The Baroque opera included a prominent role for the bass horn, which played a continuous drone.
- The church organ's bass horn added a majestic solemnity to the congregation's hymns.
FAQs About the word bass horn
the lowest brass wind instrumentA modification of the bassoon, much deeper in tone.
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No antonyms found.
The symphony's bass horn produced a thunderous resonance that filled the concert hall.
The low, rumbling notes of the bass horn added depth and richness to the orchestra's sound.
The instrument's flared bell enhanced the projection and power of its bass notes.
The brass musician deftly fingered the valves of the bass horn, controlling its pitch and tone.
