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diapason

 

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Noun diapason has 1 sense
  1. diapason, diapason stop - either of the two main stops on a pipe organ
    --1 is a kind of organ stop

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Diapason

1. Noun: a full, rich outpouring of melodious sound; the entire range of musical notes.

Sample sentence: The orchestra played with a diapason of sound, filling the concert hall with their harmonious melodies.

Related products: Diapason Tuners, Diapason Organ Pipes, Diapason Stop Organ Literature.

2. Noun: an early type of musical instrument resembling an organ, typically consisting of a series of wooden pipes controlled by keys.

Sample sentence: The musician demonstrated his skill by expertly playing the diapason, producing clear and resonant tones.

Related products: Diapason Musical Instruments, Diapason Sheet Music, Diapason Keyboards.

3. Noun: a set of bells or other instruments making a similar sound.

Sample sentence: The church's tower housed a diapason of bells that rang beautifully during special occasions.

Related products: Diapason Bells, Diapason Musical Instruments, Diapason Music.

4. Adjective: relating to or denoting a loud and impressive sound.

Sample sentence: The diapason voice of the opera singer commanded the attention of everyone in the audience.

Related products: Diapason Sound Systems, Diapason Speakers, Diapason Amplifiers.

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