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Meaning of reedwork
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reedwork (n.)
A collective name for the reed stops of an organ.
reedwork Sentence Examples
- The complex reedwork of the organ captivated the audience with its intricate melodies.
- The reedwork's delicate vibrations resonated through the pipes, creating a rich and harmonious sound.
- The skillful craftsman spent years perfecting the reedwork of the oboe, achieving an extraordinary tonal quality.
- The reedwork of the bassoon produced a deep and resonant sound that filled the room with its reverberations.
- The repair of the harmonium's reedwork required meticulous attention to detail and a keen understanding of the instrument's mechanics.
- The reedwork of the accordion allowed it to produce a wide range of expressive melodies, from soaring highs to somber lows.
- The bagpipe's characteristic sound was a result of the intricate reedwork that channeled the air and created the distinct harmonics.
- The reedwork of the clarinet required regular maintenance and adjustment to maintain its optimal performance.
- The study of reedwork for brass instruments involved not only technical proficiency but also a deep understanding of acoustics.
- The reedwork of the saxophone provided the instrument with its distinctive versatility, allowing it to play both soft and shrill tones.
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A collective name for the reed stops of an organ.
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The complex reedwork of the organ captivated the audience with its intricate melodies.
The reedwork's delicate vibrations resonated through the pipes, creating a rich and harmonious sound.
The skillful craftsman spent years perfecting the reedwork of the oboe, achieving an extraordinary tonal quality.
The reedwork of the bassoon produced a deep and resonant sound that filled the room with its reverberations.
