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Often used in the same context:
timpani,
tremolos,
fortissimo,
crescendos,
tympani,
scherzo,
recitatives,
polonaise,
bassoons,
toccata,
cacophonic,
choruses,
allegro,
arioso,
glissandos,
pizzicato,
skirl,
sarabande,
plainsong,
allegretto,
postlude,
trumpets,
dissonances,
kettledrums,
cadenza,
obbligato,
concertante,
dirge,
accelerando,
woodwinds,
chorals,
drumbeats,
symphonic,
passacaglia,
diminuendo,
liebestod,
sonority,
pianissimo,
sostenuto,
passagework,
bugles,
dies irae,
decrescendo,
celesta,
cor anglais,
mazurka,
trills,
contrabassoon,
partita,
chromaticism,
songlike,
andante,
cornets,
vivace,
gigue,
cannonade,
chaconne,
plainchant,
max bruch,
danse macabre,
concertino,
mozartian,
divertimento,
nocturne,
adagio,
andantino,
coda,
sanctus,
timbres,
polyphony,
threnody,
fugues,
te deum,
handelian,
arias,
brasses,
ballade,
fifes,
tortelier,
climaxes,
accompaniment,
kyrie eleison,
tunefulness,
appassionata,
sinfonia,
symphony,
cantabile,
trombones,
rondo,
symphonic poem,
peter ilich tchaikovsky,
da capo,
chorale,
arpeggio,
descant,
jean baptiste lully,
motet,
sopranino,
euphony,
melody,
musical accompaniment,
string quartet,
fanfare,
shouts,
cheers,
chorus,
festivities,
peals,
exclamations,
laughs,
processions,
whoops,
anthems,
cries,
hoots,
pantomimes,
salvos,
ceremonials,
chants,
clangor
Appears in the definition of:
bugle
Also try:
— Adjectives for fanfares:
loud,
military,
great,
such,
triumphant,
martial,
many,
musical,
brilliant,
more,
ceremonial,
more...
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