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Meanings of corno in English
Synonyms
Examples for "horn"
Examples for "horn"
1
He loosened the case containing the long horn, to announce their approach.
2
Now, Jewel: set the point of your horn against this Calormene's breast.
3
At sunset a great horn blew five short blasts, repeated five times.
4
It is in the key of D, the melody opening for horn.
5
Twang goes the horn; up goes the trunk; down come the steps.
1
Appel interstellaire (Interstellar Call) is the sixth movement and is a virtuoso turn for french horn solo.
2
Outside the Staatsoper Berlin, the German capital's state opera, a flurry of notes escape from an unseen french horn inside the building.
3
Audio 12:15 Chinese born Australian french horn virtuoso Lin Jiang is in the country for the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's In Nature's Realm concert.
4
The French horn is the most important brass instrument in modern music.
5
Chris looks at recent uses of the French horn in contemporary repertoire.
Usage of corno in English
1
His name given to the instrument has been mistranslated into Italian as Corno di Bassetto.
2
Let a clean and correct copy be made of it by a reliable musician (Corno perhaps?)
3
"Take it away," he said to his servant, handing him the linen cap worn beneath the ducal corno, "we shall not need it any more."
Frequent collocations
Translations for corno
Russian
Portuguese
Corno through the time