tambourin造句

• Van Gogh arranged an exhibit in Paris of Japanese prints at Caf?du Tambourin.
• The original theme tune was " Tambourin " by Fran鏾is Joseph Gossec, performed by James Galway.
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• The "'tambourin "'is a played together with a small flute known as the galoubet or flaviol.
• Both Prado and the equally infamous murderer Pranzini were at one time patrons at the Parisian caf?Le Tambourin where Van Gogh had exhibited Japanese prints.
• As a result, little is known about the artist during this period except for his still-life paintings and " Agostina Segatori Sitting in the Caf?du Tambourin ".
• They use a wide variety of traditional Occitanic instruments like the ghironda, lou semitoun, galoubet, lou tambourin, fifre, and piva alongside the modern guitar, keyboards, and sequencers.
• The tambourin was popular throughout the 18th century and can be found in Handel's " Alcina " and Gluck's " Iphig閚ie en Aulide ", among others.
• A "'psalterium "', or " tambourin ?cordes ", is a stringed musical instrument, the name of which means the same thing as the one of psaltery.
• Van Gogh courted Agostina Segatori, the owner of the Caf?du Tambourin on the boulevard de Clichy, for a period of time and gave her paintings of flowers, " which would last for ever ".
• For example, " L'entretien des Muses " in the second entr閑 from the D major suite in the 1724 " Pi鑓es de Clavessin ", and the musette and tambourin from the E minor suite in the same book in the third entr閑.
• This is the fifth album of Dalida, containing hits like " Ciao, ciao Bambina, " the classic " Come prima ( Tu me donnes ), " the Hebrew folk song " Hava naguila ( Dansons mon amour ), " " Guitare et tambourin " and " Amstramgram ".
• Scholars of the stamp of Raynouard ( 1761 1863 ), of Aix, occupied themselves with the brilliant literary traditions of the Middle Ages; newspapers sprang up ( the Proven鏰l " Bouil-Abaisso ", started by Joseph Desanat, and the bilingual " Lou Tambourin et le m閚estrel ", edited by Bellot, both in 1842 ); poets banded together and collected their pieces in volume form ( thus, the nine troubaire who published " Lou Bouquet prouven鏰ou " in 1823 ).
• After Tosca's retirement from showjumping in the mid 1950s, she bred several foals, including Lucia ( by Gay Scot, born 1957 ), Favourita ( by Blue Duster, born 1958 ), Flamenca ( by Tambourin, born 1959 ), Laurella ( by Schapiro, born 1960 ), Prince Igor ( by Shapiro born 1961 ), Chocolate Soldier ( her sixth, by either Bitter Sweet or Cortachy, born 1962 ), Melba ( by Pincola, born 1963 ), Sir John ( by Shapiro, born 1964 ) and a final foal ( name unknown, by Three Card Trick ).