sousaphone (Meaning)
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sousaphone (n)
the lowest brass wind instrument
Synonyms & Antonyms of sousaphone
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sousaphone Sentence Examples
- The sousaphone's deep, resonant sound filled the auditorium.
- The brass musician hoisted the sousaphone onto his shoulder, its curved bell glistening.
- The high school marching band's sousaphones blared in unison during the halftime show.
- The sousaphone player's fingers danced deftly over the valves, creating a rich and stirring melody.
- The massive sousaphone dominated the brass section, adding a powerful bass foundation.
- The sousaphone's circular shape allowed the player to walk and play simultaneously.
- The intricate design of the sousaphone featured a large bell and several coils.
- The sousaphone's popularity soared during the early 20th century, becoming a staple of marching bands and jazz ensembles.
- The weight of the sousaphone required the player to have strong arms and shoulders.
- The sousaphone's broad range and versatility made it a beloved instrument for musicians of all genres.
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the lowest brass wind instrument
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sousaphone's deep, resonant sound filled the auditorium.
The brass musician hoisted the sousaphone onto his shoulder, its curved bell glistening.
The high school marching band's sousaphones blared in unison during the halftime show.
The sousaphone player's fingers danced deftly over the valves, creating a rich and stirring melody.
