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Significados de viola em inglês

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Genus of plants; violets.

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Large genus of flowering herbs of temperate regions.

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Programming toolkit/language system.

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Uso de viola em inglês
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The viola would stand in a more proper relation to the violoncello.
Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 1
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We apply for a job as first viola with the Israeli Philharmonic.'
Kalooki Nights
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Not the violin or the cello-theviola: underdog of all orchestral instruments.
Violists
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Introduction by Kenneth Young to Peter Adams' Sonata for clarinet and viola.
Radio NZ
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Australian based experimental viola player and composer performing in Wellington this week.
Radio NZ
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I'm reminded of one of the viola-player jokes musicians love so much.
The Irish Times
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Meanwhile, I handed her the viola case, and she took it absently.
Violists
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What's the difference between a viola section and a pot of yoghurt?
The Irish Times
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The viola, especially in modern French works-Ravel ,Debussy ,Samazeuil-has aprominentpart.
Violin Mastery: Talks with Master Violinists and Teachers
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If Alex was writing for the viola, he was writing for her.
An unfinished score
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She first auditioned in 1982 for both the violin and viola roles.
Radio NZ
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Nothing flashy, just pure competence and an obvious love for the viola.
An unfinished score
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The viola had seemed to be the only thing on his mind.
The Irish Times
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It felt like nothing, but viola, there was a sleeping bag inside.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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The second movement is different -slower, sadder, carried along by mournful viola.
Wired
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Five years ago, 21-year-old Georgia Steel hadn't picked up a viola.
Radio NZ
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Viola ao longo do tempo
Viola nas variantes da língua
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