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Deutsche Gambe {f} [mus.] Synonyme

Englische bass viol Synonyme

viol  baritone  bass viol  descant viol  rebec  tenor viol  treble viol  tromba marina  trumpet marine  vielle  viol family  viola bastarda  viola da braccio  viola da gamba  viola da spalla  viola di bordone  viola di fagotto  viola pomposa  violette  
viola  A string  Amati  Cremona  D string  E string  English horn  G string  Strad  Stradivari  Stradivarius  bass  bass viol  bassoon  block flute  bombard  bourdon  bow  bridge  bull fiddle  cello  claribel  clarinet  clarion  concert flute  contrabass  cornet  cornopean  cromorna  crowd  cymbel  diapason  double bass  dulciana  fiddle  fiddlebow  fiddlestick  fingerboard  flute stop  foundation stop  fourniture  gamba  gedeckt  gemshorn  harmonic flute  hybrid stop  kit  kit fiddle  kit violin  koppel flute  larigot  melodia  mixture  mutation stop  nazard  oboe  octave  organ stop  piccolo  plein jeu  posaune  principal  quint  quintaten  rank  ranket  reed stop  register  rohr flute  scroll  sesquialtera  shawm  soundboard  spitz flute  stop  stopped diapason  stopped flute  string  string diapason  string stop  tenor violin  tierce  tremolo  trombone  trumpet  tuning peg  twelfth  unda maris  vibrato  violin  violinette  violoncello  violoncello piccolo  violone  violotta  voix celeste  vox angelica  vox humana  
violate  abuse  adulterate  afflict  aggrieve  alloy  assault  assault sexually  attack  barbarize  batter  befoul  betray  bewitch  blight  breach  breach the law  break  break the law  brutalize  burn  butcher  canker  care naught for  carry on  cheapen  circumvent the law  coarsen  commit a crime  condemn  confound  contaminate  contravene  convert  corrupt  crucify  curse  damage  debase  debauch  deceive  defalcate  defile  deflorate  deflower  defy  degenerate  degrade  denature  deprave  desecrate  despoil  destroy  devalue  devirginate  disadvantage  dishonor  disobey  disobey the law  disregard  disregard the law  disserve  distort  distress  divert  do a mischief  do evil  do ill  do violence to  do wrong  do wrong by  doom  embezzle  envenom  err  flout  force  foul  get into trouble  go counter to  go on  hammer  harass  harm  hex  hurt  ignore  impair  infect  infract  infringe  injure  jinx  lay waste  lead astray  loot  maladminister  maltreat  maul  menace  misapply  misappropriate  misemploy  mishandle  mislead  mismanage  mistreat  misuse  molest  mug  not conform  not heed  not keep  not listen  not mind  not observe  offend  outrage  overpass  peculate  persecute  pervert  pilfer  pillage  play havoc with  play hob with  poison  pollute  possess sexually  prejudice  profane  prostitute  rage  ramp  rampage  rant  rape  ravage  rave  ravish  refuse to cooperate  riot  roar  ruin  sack  savage  scathe  scoff at  seduce  set at defiance  set at naught  set naught by  sin  slaughter  soil  sow chaos  spoil  storm  sully  taint  take  tear  tear around  terrorize  threaten  torment  torture  trample  trample on  trample underfoot  trample upon  transgress  trespass  twist  ulcerate  vandalize  violate the law  vitiate  vulgarize  warp  wound  wreak havoc on  wreck  wrong  
violation  aberrance  aberrancy  abnormality  abomination  abuse  abuse of office  abusing  assault  atrocity  attack  bad faith  battering  befoulment  betrayal  blasphemy  breach  breach of contract  breach of faith  breach of privilege  breach of promise  breach of trust  break  breaking  butchery  civil disobedience  contravention  conversion  corrupt administration  crime  criminal assault  criminality  debasement  debasing  debauchment  defacement  defalcation  defilement  defiling  defloration  deflowering  deflowerment  degradation  degrading  delict  delinquency  desecrating  desecration  despoilment  deviance  deviancy  devirgination  disgrace  dishonor  dishonoring  disobedience  disorderliness  disregard  diversion  embezzlement  encroachment  felony  forcible seizure  fouling  frowardness  ignominy  ignoring  ill-treatment  ill-usage  ill-use  illegality  improperness  impropriety  inappropriateness  incorrectness  indecorousness  indecorum  indiscipline  indocility  infamy  infraction  infringement  infringing  injury  insubordination  intractability  killing  lawbreaking  lawlessness  laying waste  looting  maladministration  malfeasance  malpractice  maltreatment  malversation  massacre  misapplication  misappropriation  misconduct  misdemeanor  misemployment  misfeasance  mishandling  mismanagement  mistreatment  misusage  misuse  molestation  naughtiness  noncompliance  nonconformity  noncooperation  nonobedience  obstreperousness  offense  onslaught  outrage  passive resistance  peculation  perversion  pilfering  pillaging  pity  pollution  poor stewardship  priapism  profanation  profaning  prostitution  rape  ravage  ravishment  recusancy  riot  rioting  sacking  sacrilege  scandal  seducement  seduction  sexual assault  sexual possession  shame  sinfulness  slaughter  sowing with salt  taking  terrible thing  tort  transgression  trespass  uncooperativeness  unduteousness  undutifulness  unfitness  unfittingness  unlawfulness  unrighteousness    
violence  Alecto  Megaera  Nemesis  Tisiphone  abuse  acerbity  acidity  acridity  acrimony  agitability  animality  argumentum baculinum  assault  astringency  atrociousness  atrocity  attack  barbarity  barbarousness  beastliness  bestiality  bite  bitterness  bloodiness  bloodlust  bloodthirst  bloodthirstiness  bloody-mindedness  brutality  brutalness  brute force  brutishness  burning rage  cannibalism  causticity  clash  coercion  combustibility  compulsion  constraint  cruelness  cruelty  damage  destructiveness  distort  do violence to  duress  edge  edginess  emotional instability  emotionalism  energy  eruptiveness  excitability  excitableness  explosiveness  ferociousness  ferocity  fiendishness  fierceness  foul  frenzy  furious rage  furor  fury  grip  harm  harshness  high pressure  ill-treatment  ill-usage  ill-use  inflammability  inhumaneness  inhumanity  injure  injury  intensity  intimidation  irascibility  irritability  keenness  latent violence  maltreatment  might  mightiness  mistreatment  molestation  mordacity  mordancy  murderousness  nervousness  outrage  passion  perturbability  physical force  poignancy  point  power  pressure  prickliness  rage  rigor  roughness  ruthlessness  sadism  sadistic cruelty  sanguineousness  savagery  sensitivity  severity  sharpness  skittishness  startlishness  sting  strength  stridency  stringency  strong-arm tactics  tartness  tearing passion  teeth  tempestuousness  the Erinyes  the Eumenides  the Furies  the big stick  the bludgeon  the club  the jackboot  the mailed fist  the strong arm  the sword  touchiness  towering rage  trenchancy  truculence  twist  uproar  vandalism  vehemence  viciousness  vigor  violation  virulence  wanton cruelty  warp  wildness  
violent  Dionysiac  Mafioso  Young Turk  abandoned  acid  acidulous  acrid  acrimonious  acute  amok  astringent  bacchic  barbarous  beast  beastly  beldam  bellowing  berserk  berserker  biting  bitter  bomber  brutal  brute  brutish  bulldozer  carried away  cataclysmic  catastrophic  caustic  coercive  concentrated  corybantic  crazed  cruel  cutting  damaging  deleterious  delirious  demon  demoniac  desperate  destructive  detrimental  devastating  devil  distracted  double-edged  dragon  drastic  ecstatic  edged  energetic  enraptured  escharotic  excessive  exorbitant  exquisite  extravagant  extreme  feral  ferocious  fiend  fierce  fiery  fire-eater  firebrand  forceful  forcible  frantic  frenetic  frenzied  fulminating  furious  fury  goon  gorilla  great  gunsel  haggard  hardnose  harmful  harsh  hell-raiser  hellcat  hellhound  hellion  hog-wild  holy terror  hood  hoodlum  hothead  hotheaded  hotspur  howling  hysterical  immoderate  impetuous  in a transport  in hysterics  incendiary  incisive  inhuman  injurious  inordinate  insane  intemperate  intense  intoxicated  irrational  keen  killer  like one possessed  mad  mad dog  madcap  madding  maenadic  maniac  maniacal  mean  mighty  monster  mordacious  mordant  mugger  nasty  orgasmic  orgiastic  outrageous  passionate  penetrating  physical  piercing  poignant  possessed  potent  powerful  rabid  raging  ramping  ranting  rapist  raving  raving mad  ravished  revolutionary  rigorous  roaring  rough  ruinous  running mad  running wild  savage  scathing  serious  severe  sharp  she-wolf  simmering  sledgehammer  spitfire  splitting  stabbing  stark-raving mad  steamroller  stinging  storming  stormy  strident  stringent  strong  strong-arm  tart  tempestuous  termagant  terrible  terror  terrorist  tiger  tigress  tornadic  tough  tough guy  transported  trenchant  ugly customer  unconscionable  uncontrollable  ungovernable  untamed  vehement  venomous  vicious  virago  virulent  vitriolic  vixen  
violently  all to pieces  deliriously  demonically  desperately  destructively  distractedly  fanatically  fiercely  frantically  frenetically  frenziedly  furiously  hotly  like blazes  like fury  like mad  like one possessed  madly  rabidly  rigorously  severely  stormily  turbulently  uncontrollably  vehemently  venomously  virulently  wildly  with a vengeance  
violet  amethystine  lavender  lilac  livid  magenta  mauve  mulberry  orchid  pansy-purple  plum-colored  plum-purple  purple  purplescent  purplish  purply  purpurate  purpure  purpureal  purpurean  purpureous  raisin-colored  violaceous  
violin  A string  Amati  Cremona  D string  E string  G string  Strad  Stradivari  Stradivarius  bass  bass viol  bow  bridge  bull fiddle  cello  contrabass  crowd  double bass  fiddle  fiddlebow  fiddlestick  fingerboard  kit  kit fiddle  kit violin  scroll  soundboard  string  tenor violin  tuning peg  viola  violinette  violoncello  violoncello piccolo  violone  violotta  

viol Definition

Base viol
() See Bass viol.
Bass viol
() A stringed instrument of the viol family, used for playing bass. See 3d Bass, n., and Violoncello.
Viol
(n.) A stringed musical instrument formerly in use, of the same form as the violin, but larger, and having six strings, to be struck with a bow, and the neck furnished with frets for stopping the strings.
Viol
(n.) A large rope sometimes used in weighing anchor.

viol Bedeutung

bass fiddle
bass viol bull fiddle
double bass
contrabass
string bass 		largest and lowest member of the violin family
viol any of a family of bowed stringed instruments that preceded the violin family
viola da gamba
gamba
bass viol 		viol that is the bass member of the viol family with approximately the range of the cello
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The viol ?va??l, viola da gamba , or gamba, is any one of a family of bowed, fretted and stringed instruments that first appeared in Spain in the mid to late 15th century and was most popular in the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Early ancestors include the Arabic rebab and the medieval European vielle, but later, more direct possible ancestors include the Venetian viole and the 15th- and 16th-century Spanish vihuela, a 6-course plucked instrument tuned like a lute that looked like but was quite distinct from the 4-course guitar .

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