Stravinsky's shrill, rhythmic energies are cast in new colours, with piano as glittering percussioninstrument.
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She's commissioned over 200 works for the percussioninstrument.
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Christine Salem comes on shaking a kayamb, a tray-like percussioninstrument constructed from cane stalks.
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Horsley sees knives as a percussioninstrument.
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For the conclusion, I felt the only percussioninstrument, apart from timpani, should be given its head.
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Right: Park Wan Ok and Richard Hong get to grips with percussioninstruments.
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The money will fund the purchase and installation of large outdoor percussioninstruments.
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Musical instruments, especially interesting-sounding percussioninstruments and melodic flutes, were crafted and played.
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It was full of cheap souvenir percussioninstruments, most of them stamped, CUBA'.
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The percussioninstruments were at first only used to mark and intensify the rhythm.
Uso de percussions en inglés
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My percussions sent a glass over the end of the table and it shattered.
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The thunder, in quick, sharp percussions, broke over the ravine; but as yet it rained not.
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Physical phenomena commenced with series of severe percussions.
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No more winds or odors, no percussions; nothing.
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The percussions and winds can be real stinkers.
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The percussions of a grain of shot shaken in a bottle are not swifter or more senseless.
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At intervals were heard the quick percussions of blows, and the dull, sodden sound of falling bodies.
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The percussions were around him everywhere.
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It was filled with rumbling thunder, breaking at intervals into louder percussions, as the red bolts passed hissing through it.
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He could hear lesser percussions too, like it was bonfire night and he was indoors, half a mile from the display.
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They had another remarkable instrument made up of a double octave of small drums which gave forth percussions remarkably disturbing to the emotional centres.
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Ten seconds later they were running full speed, with the muffler cut out, and sharp percussions puncturing the air like a Gatling gun's terrific detonations.
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Adolph put the percussion cap in its place and started the mechanism.
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The revolver of the Civil War was, of course, a percussion-cap weapon.
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In fact, the percussion-lock rifle did move warfare onto a bloodier plane.
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One he'd bought just that day; a Confederate-made Colt-type percussion .36 revolver.