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Viola d'amore — Viola d’amore Klassifikation Chordophon Streichinstrument Tonumfang … Deutsch Wikipedia
Viola d’amore — Klassifikation Chordophon Streichinstrument Tonumfa … Deutsch Wikipedia
Viola di amore — Viola Vi o*la, n. [It. See {Viol}.] (Mus.) An instrument in form and use resembling the violin, but larger, and a fifth lower in compass. [1913 Webster] {Viola da braccio} [It., viol for the arm], the tenor viol, or viola, a fifth lower than the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
viola d'amore — [vē ō′lədä mô′rā] n. [It, lit., viol of love] an early stringed instrument of the viol family having a set of wire strings that are stretched behind the bowed gut strings, and whose sympathetic vibrations produce soft, clear, ringing tones … English World dictionary
Viola d'amore — Infobox Instrument name= Viola d amore names= classification= *Bowed string instrument range= related= * Cello * Viol (viola da gamba) * Viola * Violin **Violin octet instruments ***Vertical violaThe viola d amore (Italian: love viol) is a 7 or 6 … Wikipedia
Viola d'Amore — Vi|o|la d Amo|re, die; , …le [ital. viola d amore, eigtl. = Liebesgeige]: der Bratsche ähnliches Streichinstrument (bes. der Barockmusik) in Altlage, mit meist sieben Saiten in variabler Stimmung u. sieben im Einklang od. in der Oktave… … Universal-Lexikon
viola d'amore — noun (plural violas d amore or viole d amore) Etymology: Italian, viol of love Date: circa 1700 a tenor viol having usually seven gut and seven wire strings … New Collegiate Dictionary
vióla d'amóre — vióle d amóre ž (ọ̑ ọ̑) muz., nekdaj violi podobno glasbilo s štirimi strunami, na katere se igra, in štirimi sozvenečimi strunami: igrati violo d amore … Slovar slovenskega knjižnega jezika
viola d'amore — /vee oh leuh dah mawr ay, mohr ay, deuh /, pl. viola d amores. a treble viol with numerous sympathetic strings and several gut strings, producing a resonant sound. [1690 1700; < It: lit., viol of love] * * * … Universalium
viola d'amore — [da mɔ:reɪ] noun a sweet toned 18th century musical instrument similar to a viola. Origin Ital., lit. viol of love … English new terms dictionary
