- In music,
timbre (/ˈtæmbər, ˈtɪm-, ˈtæ̃-/), also
known as tone
color or tone
quality (from psychoacoustics), is the
perceived sound quality of a musical...
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Monotimbral (from the root
prefix mono
meaning one, and
timbre meaning a
specific tone of a
sound independent of its pitch) is
usually used in reference...
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Timbre is the
perceived sound quality of a
musical note,
sound or tone. It may also
refer to:
Timbre (album), by
Sophie B.
Hawkins Timbres magazine, a...
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Timber Timbre is a
Canadian band
featuring Taylor Kirk. The
moniker refers to an
early series of
recordings made in a timber-framed
cabin set in the wooded...
- In
Ancien régime France,
papier timbré (French pronunciation: [papje tɛ̃bʁe]; 'stamped paper') was
paper with a
special revenue stamp that was compulsory...
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Another Timbre is a
record label,
based in
Sheffield and
known for its
releases of free improvisation,
experimental and
contemporary classical music. It...
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Dynamic tonality is a
paradigm for
tuning and
timbre which generalizes the
special relationship between just
intonation and the
harmonic series to apply...
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qualities or
characteristics of
vocal range,
vocal weight, tessitura,
vocal timbre, and
vocal transition points (p****aggio), such as
breaks and
lifts within...
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Timbre is the
third album by
American singer-songwriter
Sophie B. Hawkins,
released in 1999. This
album was re-released in 2001 with a
bonus disc. One...
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Klangfarbenmelodie (German for "sound-color melody") is a
musical concept that
treats timbre as a
melodic element.
Arnold Schoenberg originated the idea. It has become...
