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Meaning of tridiapason
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tridiapason (n.)
A triple octave, or twenty-second.
tridiapason Sentence Examples
- The harmonious sound of the tridiapason resonated through the grand hall.
- The choir performed a tridiapason in perfect unison, creating an ethereal atmosphere.
- The violinist's virtuosic tridiapason left the audience spellbound.
- The orchestra played a tridiapason with such precision that it seemed like one instrument.
- The church bells rang out a tridiapason announcing the arrival of the congregation.
- The organ's thunderous tridiapason shook the foundations of the building.
- The composer's use of tridiapason in the symphony added depth and grandeur to the piece.
- The wind instruments produced a haunting tridiapason that sent shivers down the spine.
- The tridiapason of the Gregorian chant filled the monastery with a sense of tranquility.
- The cosmic tridiapason, as described by Pythagoras, represents the perfect harmony of the universe.
FAQs About the word tridiapason
A triple octave, or twenty-second.
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The harmonious sound of the tridiapason resonated through the grand hall.
The choir performed a tridiapason in perfect unison, creating an ethereal atmosphere.
The violinist's virtuosic tridiapason left the audience spellbound.
The orchestra played a tridiapason with such precision that it seemed like one instrument.
