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contrabasso

[ kon-truh-bas-oh, -bah-soh; Italian kawn-trah-bahs-saw ]

noun

plural contrabassos, contrabassi


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of contrabasso1

< Italian contrabasso, equivalent to contra- contra- 2( def ) + basso bass 1
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Example Sentences

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Upon the former “at all times†he relies for Viola, Violoncello, and Contrabasso, and “generally†for the second Violins.

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He is represented, as is well known, seated in the group of musicians in the centre, and playing the contrabasso.

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"The thing which my brother can have from me is 1, a Septett per il Violino, Viola, Violoncello, Contrabasso, Clarinetto, Cornto, Fagotto, tutti obligati; for I can not write anything that is not obligato, having come into the world with obligato accompaniment."

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