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- Q661065 subject Q8703510.
- Q661065 abstract "Template:ForThe modern Bombarde is a powerful chorus reed, most often found in the pedals at 16' and 32' pitch (where it may be called Contra Bombarde or Contrebombarde), or on the manuals at 16'. It is found most often in French organs, along with the French Trompette. It is named after a medieval/renaissance instrument known as the Bombard, which was a term sometimes applied to the larger members of the shawm family.The Bombarde can be described as the basic 16' reed in France, and has a low fundamental tone with a high amount of upper harmonics in contrast with the Posaune, which has a strong fundamental and lesser partials.".
- Q661065 wikiPageExternalLink Bombarde.html.
- Q661065 wikiPageWikiLink Q1324412.
- Q661065 wikiPageWikiLink Q677921.
- Q661065 wikiPageWikiLink Q8703510.
- Q661065 comment "Template:ForThe modern Bombarde is a powerful chorus reed, most often found in the pedals at 16' and 32' pitch (where it may be called Contra Bombarde or Contrebombarde), or on the manuals at 16'. It is found most often in French organs, along with the French Trompette.".
- Q661065 label "Bombarde (organ stop)".