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trombone::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | brass, brass instrument |
| Has types | sackbut |
| Derivation | trombonist |
Examples of trombone
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Nature wakes from growling trombone glissandos, and a flute sings a bird's song.
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A lower wind quartet features a tuba, a bassoon, a bass clarinet and a trombone.
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The award is for pinao but Sam is also talented on the trombone and a chorister.
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He played trombone at Ramblewood Middle School, and considered a career in music.
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The trombone player for the Bosstones has a family commitment he could not break.
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Vocally, she slithers through her lines with the glissando of a soprano trombone.
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For the smaller unit, Stoneback will serve as musical director and play trombone.
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Higginbotham was considered to be the most vital of the swing trombone players.
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Emile Christian played both cornet and trombone with the Papa Jack Laine bands.
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- A brass instrument consisting of a long tube whose length can be varied by a U-shaped slide
- (trombonist) a musician who plays the trombone
- Wind
- (Trombones) A score of 76 points in a round
- (76. Trombones) Simply refers to the brass section musical piece "76 Trombones" typically heard at just about every single parade you'll come across.
- (TROMBONES) When a score of 76 was achieved after throwing 3 darts.
- (Trombones) (A.K.A Boners) consist of people who make penis jokes and people who constantly exaggerate the size of their package, and are seemingly obsessed with phallic shaped objects. People who are confident in their girth will often play. ...
- (Trombones) Reinhard Nietert | Juan Carlos Matamoros Cuenca | Hartmut Friedrich | Manfred Keller | Rainer Hoffmann
- A tubular, extending device which is generally used for suspending lights from set walls. (Grip/Lighting)
