flügelhorn
11Flügelhorn — Vorlage:Infobox Musikinstrument/Wartung/Parameter Klangbeispiel fehlt Flügelhorn engl.: Flugelhorn …
12flügelhorn — flügelhornist, flugelhornist, fluegelhornist, n. /flooh geuhl hawrn /; Ger. /flyuu geuhl hawrddn /, n. a brass wind instrument with three valves, usually pitched in B flat and used esp. in military bands. Also, flugelhorn, fluegelhorn. [1850 55;… …
13Flügelhorn — Flü|gel|horn 〈n. 12u; Mus.〉 = Bügelhorn * * * Flü|gel|horn, das [H. u.; viell. urspr. Horn der Jäger, die die Flügel einer Treibjagd befehligen] (Musik): dem Kornett verwandtes, hohes Blechblasinstrument. * * * Flügelhorn, Abkürzung flh:… …
14flugelhorn — noun A brass instrument resembling a cornet but with a wider, conical bore, and usually with three valves, in the same B flat pitch as many trumpets and cornets but with a more deeply conical mouthpiece than those. A bugle with valves. A… …
15flugelhorn — [ flu:g(ə)lhɔ:n] noun a valved brass musical instrument like a cornet but with a fuller tone. Origin C19: from Ger. Flügelhorn, from Flügel wing + Horn horn …
16flugelhorn — /ˈflugəlhɔn/ (say floohguhlhawn) noun a keyed brass instrument with cup mouthpiece and of conical bore, used mainly in brass bands. Also, flugel horn. {German Flügelhorn, literally, wing horn} …
17Flügelhorn, das — Das Flügelhorn, des es, plur. die hörner. 1) In dem Jagdwesen, ein schlechtes einfaches messingenes Horn, womit die Flügelmeister den übrigen Jägern die nöthigen Zeichen geben. Es ist das gewöhnliche Jagdhorn. 2) Eine gewundene einschalige… …
18flügelhorn — or fluegelhorn noun Etymology: German, from Flügel wing, flank + Horn horn; from its use to signal the flanking drivers in a battue Date: 1854 a valved brass instrument resembling a cornet but having a larger bore • flügelhornist noun …
19Flügelhorn — нем. [флю/гельхорн] флюгельгорн (медн. дух. инструм.) …
20flugelhorn — n. brass musical wind instrument that looks like a cornet …
