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On this page you'll find 9 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to xylophone, such as: carillon, marimba, vibraphone, gambang, gambang kayu, and straw fiddle.
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By year three, she writes, her students are practicing self-control using a xylophone and trying to be attentive to musical cues.
4 NEW BOOKS OFFER ADVICE ON RAISING DECENT HUMANS IN OUR TOPSY-TURVY WORLDVICKY HALLETTSEPTEMBER 30, 2021WASHINGTON POSTAs a cursor pans from left to right across the image of the galactic center, showing a 400-light-year expanse, Chandra X-ray observations, played on the xylophone, trace filaments of superhot gas.
TURNING SPACE IMAGES INTO MUSIC MAKES ASTRONOMY MORE ACCESSIBLEMARIA TEMMINGOCTOBER 16, 2020SCIENCE NEWSI later learned to play the xylophone, the violin and the saxophone.
BEFORE WORKING ON SPACECRAFT, THIS ENGINEER OVERCAME SELF-DOUBTCAROLYN WILKEAPRIL 7, 2020SCIENCE NEWS FOR STUDENTSIt thrashed its bony arms impatiently and its ribs rattled like a xylophone.
MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF OUR OWN LAND, COMPLETECHARLES M. SKINNERSo they began to cuss, amiable, and throw down dollars on the bar till it sounded like a selection on the xylophone.
THE GENTLE GRAFTERO. HENRYThe neighbouring forest was soon echoing the strident notes of xylophone, banjo, ocarina and trombone.
INDO-CHINA AND ITS PRIMITIVE PEOPLEHENRY BAUDESSONA very good idea of the psaltery and dulcimer may be obtained from the xylophone.
HOW THE PIANO CAME TO BEELLYE HOWELL GLOVERSaint-Saëns has even utilized the barbarous xylophone, whose proper place is the variety hall, in his "Danse Macabre."
HOW TO LISTEN TO MUSIC, 7TH ED.HENRY EDWARD KREHBIELIn order to give an imitation of the rattling of bones, Saint-Sans has made use of the xylophone.
MASTERS OF FRENCH MUSICARTHUR HERVEYLike most musical instruments, the xylophone, had its origin in very remote times.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT, NO. 488, MAY 9, 1885VARIOUS