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Meanings of violoncello in English
Portuguese
violoncelo Catalan
violoncel 
Usage of violoncello in English
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.
6
His voice had the deep tone of the violoncello, powerful, vibrant, and colorful.
7
He neither treats it as a violoncello nor a full orchestra.
8
But we want a good violin and violoncello-difficultto be found among amateurs.
9
When suddenly there was a long low growl from a violoncello.
10
Trio by Mozart, for piano, violin, and violoncello, performed by MM.
11
A Grand Trio for the pianoforte, violin, and violoncello in the key of B.
12
Daniel sings tenor in the choir, or plays the violoncello.
13
He often gave concerts with Mayseder, and was called the Mayseder of the violoncello.
14
The last composition he published, the G minor Sonata for piano and violoncello, Op.
15
Infinitely superior to the Sonata is the Trio for piano, violin, and violoncello, Op.
16
I caught sight of that violoncello, and-and-Irememberedthe Jewess.
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