Hanapin
Timbre
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uri ng tono
the quality of a sound that is distinct from pitch, intensity and loudness
What is "timbre"?
Timbre, often referred to as the "color" or "tone quality" of a sound, describes the unique characteristics that differentiate one sound from another, even if they have the same pitch and loudness. It is what makes a piano sound different from a guitar, or a violin sound different from a flute, even when they play the same note. Timbre is influenced by the sound's harmonics, overtones, and the way an instrument or voice produces sound. It helps to give each musical sound its distinctive character and richness.
Halimbawa
The brassy timbre of the saxophone filled the jazz club with energy.
The choral arrangement showcased the contralto's unique timbre, creating a harmonious blend with the other voices.
The countertenor, with its unique timbre, evoked both strength and vulnerability in the aria.
In traditional ceremonies, the gong's rich timbre is believed to cleanse the air and summon divine presence.
The violin's sound hole, meticulously crafted by the master craftsman, contributed to its exquisite timbre and projection.
