recordership (Meaning)
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recordership (n.)
The office of a recorder.
Synonyms & Antonyms of recordership
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recordership Sentence Examples
- The medieval recordership was played widely across Europe.
- The renaissance recordership was a vital instrument in consort music.
- The baroque recordership experienced a resurgence in popularity during the early music revival.
- The modern recordership is typically made of plastic or wood.
- Recorder players use different fingerings to produce different notes.
- The fingering chart for the recordership is relatively simple.
- The recorder is a versatile instrument that can be used in various genres.
- The soprano recorder is the most common size.
- The alto recorder is slightly larger than the soprano recorder.
- The tenor recorder is deeper in pitch than the alto recorder.
FAQs About the word recordership
The office of a recorder.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The medieval recordership was played widely across Europe.
The renaissance recordership was a vital instrument in consort music.
The baroque recordership experienced a resurgence in popularity during the early music revival.
The modern recordership is typically made of plastic or wood.
