tympani Synonyms
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tympani Meaning
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tympani (n)
a large hemispherical brass or copper percussion instrument with a drumhead that can be tuned by adjusting the tension on it
tympani Sentence Examples
- The rhythmic pounding of the tympani filled the concert hall with an exhilarating thunder.
- The conductor skillfully balanced the tympani with the other instruments, creating a harmonious blend.
- The grand tympani solo reverberated through the room, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.
- The muffled tones of the tympani added a somber depth to the orchestral lament.
- The pounding of the tympani symbolized the relentless march of time in the composer's somber symphony.
- The polyrhythmic patterns on the tympani showcased the musician's technical prowess.
- The thunderous tympani crescendos marked the climactic moment of the opera.
- The tympani's resonant sound provided a solid foundation for the choir's soaring melodies.
- The orchestra's collective efforts crescendoed in a deafening crash of the tympani.
- The heartbeat-like rhythm of the tympani created an ethereal atmosphere in the film score.
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a large hemispherical brass or copper percussion instrument with a drumhead that can be tuned by adjusting the tension on it
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The rhythmic pounding of the tympani filled the concert hall with an exhilarating thunder.
The conductor skillfully balanced the tympani with the other instruments, creating a harmonious blend.
The grand tympani solo reverberated through the room, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.
The muffled tones of the tympani added a somber depth to the orchestral lament.
