banda de jazz

banda de jazz

Instrumental ensemble made up of reeds (saxophones and clarinets), brass (trumpets and trombones), and rhythm sections (percussion, piano, double bass and sometimes guitar).

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jazz

Music; General music

A musical style created mainly by African-Americans in the early twentieth century that blended elements drawn from African musics with the popular and art traditions of the West.

banda

Software; Computer; Operating systems

A horizontal strip from an image. For raster printing, the image corresponding to the page raster is broken into strips of manageable size.

ancho de banda

Software; Computer; Operating systems

(1) In analog audio, the width of a frequency band for a transmission channel, from a lower to an upper frequency limit. The limits are defined in terms of signal attenuation, in ...

ancho de banda

Consumer electronics; Television

The useable range of frequencies of a given device or system.

Ancho de banda

Electrical equipment; Generators

A term now used to describe the capacity or amount of traffic (data, voice or video) a certain communications medium is capable of accommodating.

harmónía

Music; General music

Individual pure sounds that are part of any musical tone; in string instruments, crystalline tones in the very high register, produced by lightly touching a vibrating string at a ...

comedia do arte

Music; General music

Type of improvised drama popular in sixteenth and seventeenth century Italy; makes use of stereotyped characters.

órgano

Music; General music

Wind instrument in which air is fed to the pipes by mechanical means; the pipes are controlled by two or more keyboards and a set of pedals.

vocalizar

Music; General music

A textless vocal melody, as in an exercise or concert piece.

harmonía

Music; General music

The simultaneous combination of notes and the ensuing relationships of intervals and chords. Not all musics of the world rely on harmony for interest, but it is central to most ...