woodwind
木管,木管类,木管乐器,木管乐
Definitions
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- : a musical wind instrument of the group comprising the flutes, clarinets, oboes, bassoons, and occasionally, the saxophones.
- : woodwinds, the section of an orchestra or band comprising the woodwind instruments.
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- : of, relating to, or composed of woodwinds.
Examples
Brass instruments, woodwinds and drums blared, with bass lines audible from the stairwell.
Such a small sample size can be particularly challenging when investigating woodwinds.
To Marx, that meant setting brass and woodwinds aside to focus on strings.
As the show begins, you immediately notice accomplished musical director Jon Kalbfleisch masked, conducting a terrific 16-person orchestra – also masked, except those musicians playing brass and woodwinds.
Strings and woodwind, brass and percussion, all are up to the best professional level.
But in the woodwind a dissenting theme appears from time to time: Man and his torments invade this sanctity of peace.
The strings prepare for the sonorous entrance of woodwind and horns.
The dance does not end without a soft reminder (in low woodwind) of the original sombre phrase.
Later comes a redoubled speed of the march in the woodwind, above a slower in low strings.