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Meanings of cello in English
Synonyms
Examples for "violoncello"
Examples for "violoncello"
1
The viola would stand in a more proper relation to the violoncello.
2
As the curtain rises sounds of the piano and violoncello are heard.
3
Linke, born 1783, a distinguished violoncello player, member of the Rasumowsky Quartets.
4
On the piano lies a violin; near it stands a violoncello.
5
In all, through all, and above all, is heard the violoncello.
1
The Junkers shuddered violently, and they all heard the frame creak like bass violin notes.
2
The lamps were shaking, and it was easy to hear the low sounds of the bass violin.
3
"He's probably pawned his bass violin or bugle or whatever he was taught," he said contemptuously; "perhaps he can only beat a drum.
Usage of cello in English
1
I actually begged my parents to please let me play the cello.
2
I won't mention the cameos, but the electric cello work is outstanding.
3
French cello soloist touring the country with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.
4
Not the violin or the cello-theviola: underdog of all orchestral instruments.
5
A parallel in music are the sad, middle tones of a cello.
6
The cellist next to number five is holding his cello very carefully.
7
He wants to 'cello' it up and claims you gave him permission.
8
A distillation of his development is presented by the five piano-cello sonatas.
9
Fussed over, driven to cello competitions all over the western United States.
10
He plays the kora and cello to create a fusion of sounds.
11
First of all, when did you start studying the cello, I'm curious.
12
I take out the cello at the airport to warm-up a bit.
13
Now, as I listen, the cello chords seem to stroke my soul.
14
Prokofiev says he regrets not practising the cello more as a child.
15
In a corner stands a high-quality cello with a low, cellist's stool.
16
The cello always draws me into a sublime longing for the beloved.
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Translations for cello
Russian
Portuguese
Cello through the time
Cello across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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