vibraphones in English

noun

1

a musical percussion instrument with a double row of tuned metal bars, each above a tubular resonator containing a motor-driven rotating vane, giving a vibrato effect.

‘Maybe we'll have some congas and bongos, marimba and vibraphones , a bass drum, cow bells - perhaps a Chinese gong,’ she said, thoughtfully.

noun

vibes, vibraharp

Use "vibraphones" in a sentence

1. 9207.90.10 00 - - -Accordions, orchestral or concert chimes and bells, vibraharps or vibraphones, marimbas and xylophones

2. - -Other - - -For harpischords, clavichords, accordions and similar instruments, brasswind instruments, bassoons, clarinets, English horns, fifes, flutes, oboes, piccolos, practice chanters, recorders, saxophones, drums and drumsets, cymbals, orchestral or concert chimes and bells, vibraharps or vibraphones, marimbas, xylophones and tuned handbells, and carillons to be employed in churches 10 - - - - -For harpsichords, clavichords, drums and drum sets, cymbals, orchestral or concert chimes and bells, vibraharps or vibraphones, marimbas, xylophones, tuned handbells and carillons to be employed in churches................................................................................................. 20 - - - - -For brass-wind instruments, bassoons, clarinets, English horns, fifes, flutes, oboes, piccolos, practice chanters, recorders and saxophones.. 30 - - - - -For accordions and similar instruments .................................................

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