Source Word
tromba marina
Noun
(music)
A
Middle
Ages
European
string
instrument
with
a
long,
slender
and
triangular-shaped
body,
featuring
one
main
string
and
sometimes
additional
sympathetic
strings,
known
for
an
extremely
loud
sound
making
it
useful
for
signalling
between
ships,
and
for
a
distinctive
ethereal
tone
(harmonic
overtones)
created
by
the
player
fingering
the
string
at
precise
intervals
below
the
point
where
the
string
is
to
be
bowed,
rather
than
above
as
most
similar
instruments.
Japanese Meaning
中世ヨーロッパで用いられた弦楽器。細長く三角形の胴体を持ち、一本の主要な弦と場合により共鳴効果を補助する追加の弦を備える。非常に大きな音量を持ち、船間の信号や、演奏者が弓を弦の特定の下方付近で弾くことにより得られる独特な神秘的倍音（ハーモニックオーバートーン）を生み出すために用いられた
Sense（1）
(music)
A
Middle
Ages
European
string
instrument
with
a
long,
slender
and
triangular-shaped
body,
featuring
one
main
string
and
sometimes
additional
sympathetic
strings,
known
for
an
extremely
loud
sound
making
it
useful
for
signalling
between
ships,
and
for
a
distinctive
ethereal
tone
(harmonic
overtones)
created
by
the
player
fingering
the
string
at
precise
intervals
below
the
point
where
the
string
is
to
be
bowed,
rather
than
above
as
most
similar
instruments.
（ plural ）
