Vibraphone

Definition

vibraphone / 'vaibrǝfǝƱn / n [C] (also infml vibes [sing or pl v ]) ဗိုက္ဗရာဖုန္းေခၚလွ်ပ္စစ္သံပတၱလား။

Examples

1. ‘For the other soloists
2. flute
3. clarinet
4. cello
5. Xylorimba
6. marimba and vibraphone
7. we have all of these in the Orchestre de Paris
8. played by instrumentalists chosen from the best soloists in France.’
9. ‘The rest of the mix
10. however
11. is a bit more jazzy and quirky
12. blending piano
13. organ vamps
14. vibraphones
15. and some basic samples.’
16. ‘In almost every song there is an acoustic element of either guitar
17. piano
18. horns
19. or vibraphones present in the mix.’
20. ‘Tape loops
21. samples
22. piano and the odd vibraphone take these songs away from the usual acoustic fare in favour of quirkier
23. yet still emotional
24. folk pop.’
25. ‘Beneath it
26. there's a sense that the ever-present vibraphone and glockenspiel are tapping out a secret language.’
27. ‘He began playing the guitar and cuatro at 14
28. and later mastered the vibraphone and the harmonica
29. which became one of his signature sounds.’
30. ‘Prop is a unique conglomeration of vibraphones
31. marimba
32. synthesisers
33. drums
34. percussion and bass guitar - a tuned percussion group with a rhythm section.’
35. ‘Moore has a guitar
36. Cline has a guitar with some effects pedals
37. Gustaffson has a saxophone
38. a clarinet and a flute
39. and Winant has a drum kit
40. a vibraphone
41. and some various percussion.’
42. ‘Mr. Herman sits surrounded by 20 percussion instruments
43. including two timpani
44. glockenspiel
45. chimes
46. cymbals and sleigh bells.’
47. ‘It contains more than 40 drums
48. gongs
49. a vibraphone and seven-feet marimbas to name but a few.’
50. ‘A marimba also is essentially a set of wooden bars