- The
timbau or
Brazilian timbal is a
membranophone instrument derived from the
caxambu drum,
usually pla**** with both hands.
Slightly conical and of varying...
- The
tymbal (or
timbal) is the
corrugated exoskeletal structure used to
produce sounds in insects. In male cicadas, the
tymbals are
membranes in the abdomen...
- the word
timbales (sing.
timbal)
refers to
timpani (kettledrums). The
Spanish word tímpano is less
commonly used.
Timbal, tímpano and
timpani all derive...
- Édouard-Pierre-Marguerite
Timbal-Lagrave (4
March 1819,
Grisolles – 17
March 1888, Toulouse) was a
French pharmacist and botanist. He
specialized in the...
-
ingredients baked in a
round mold
Timbales or
timbal, a
Cuban and
Latin American percussion instrument Timbau or
timbal, a
Brazilian drum This disambiguation...
- 1990s.
Dembow consists of a kick drum,
kickdown drum, palito,
snare drum,
timbal,
timballroll and (sometimes) a high-hat cymbal. Dembow's
percussion pattern...
- has
roughly double the Heat
capacity of soil)
Recent climate modelling by
Timbal et al. (2002)
suggests a
strong linkage between soil
moisture and the persistence...
-
Sensacion (1986)
Concord Picante Un Poco Loco (1987)
Bellaphon Goza Mi
Timbal (1989)
Concord Picante Tito's Idea (1995)
Tropi Jazz / RMM Jazzin' (with...
-
fifth and
current logo used
until 29
February 2012.
General Director:
Mario Timbal The
administrative headquarters of RSI are
located in Via
Canevascini in...
-
indispensable tumba (conga drum)
reaffirms the b****
tumbao and
strengthens the
timbal." Dámaso Pérez Prado, a
pianist and
arranger from Matanzas, Cuba, established...
