-
Chorto (Gr****: Χόρτο) is a
seaside village is the muni****l unit of
Argalasti in Magnesia, Greece.
Chorto is
located by the
Pagasetic Gulf, 4 km south...
-
German church music, e.g. the pre-Leipzig
period cantatas of Bach)
known as
Chorton pitch at 466 Hz (with 440 Hz
corresponding to A♭), and
classical pitch...
-
involved the
establishment of
separate standards for
voice and
organ (German:
Chorton, lit. 'choir tone') and for
chamber ensembles (German: Kammerton, lit. 'chamber...
-
different purposes were
often tuned to
different pitch standards,
called Chorton ("choir pitch") and
Kammerton ("chamber [music] pitch"). When
playing together...
- 1904-1954)
Esplojon de
meuseucca Feusette de joèce Tsarriemèn de note que
chorton Su lé, iou lé
clliotse dzalaouse Le
vardon a
catson [...] — Palmyre Arbaney-Farcoz...
- pitch—cornetts and organs—were
pitched at
approximately A=460–480 Hz ("
Chorton")
across Europe in the
Renaissance and
baroque eras. High
pitch is also...
-
Grosvenor East. This
building maintains the
facade of its predecessor, the
Chorton-upon-Medlock Town Hall,
which hosted the 5th Pan-African
Congress in 1945...
- most
specimens of
treble cornetts,
tenor cornetts were
usually pitched in
Chorton [de] or Cornettton, ca. a' = 466 Hz –
around a semi-tone
higher than modern...
- der
Regen und
Schnee vom
Himmel fällt, BWV 18 (early
version in G minor,
Chorton: 24
February 1715) 1 –
First year in Leipzig, 13
February 1724: BWV 18...
- in Frunze,
Kirghiz Autonomous Socialist Soviet Republic. Her
father was
Chorton Bekbulatov, the head of the
printing house.
Mother -
Kalbubu Mademilova...
