Noun:

ଏୟାର ବ୍ୟାଣ୍ଡ |,

wind band's Usage Examples:

The program enjoys the majority of its success with its wind bands and jazz ensembles.

1933, Manx for Dear Isle of Man) was based on four Manx folk tunes, and is one of two works written originally for wind band by Wood.

4 (1931, incomplete)PianoQuatre romances sans paroles (1870)Secular vocalO gai soleil for two voices (1909)Vive Henry quatre for four voices and wind band/piano (1909), harmonization of song by anon.

(1966) for 14 musiciansD'un opéra de poupée en sept musiques (1982) for 11 instrumentsPréludes, Fanfares, Interludes, Sonneries (1983) for wind bandSonate à 8 (1998) for cello octetChamber musicQuartet Nos.

Marches were the first major contributions to the wind band repertoire.

1991 Joplinesque for wind band Festive Concert Piece for wind band A widow bird (in Three Settings of Poems by Shelley) (Text: Percy Bysshe Shelley) Music.

It is often credited with helping re-define the performance of wind band music.

37 (1902–08) Chant pour Thaelmann for choir and piano or wind band, Op.

105, La vengeance du mari for soprano and two tenors, four voices, and small wind band/piano (1931), pub.

" The piece was created for a wind band in addition to a percussion section.

of the medium or by the fame of their composer, helped establish the wind band as a legitimate, serious performing ensemble.

Synonyms:

harmattan, weather, chinook, snow eater, souther, breeze, easter, high wind, current of air, south wind, draft, tailwind, zephyr, northwest wind, gale, monsoon, wester, calm, chinook wind, draught, west wind, airstream, fohn, atmospheric condition, northerly, simoom, Santa Ana, samiel, east wind, southwester, gentle wind, calm air, southeaster, easterly, air, doldrums, gust, blast, simoon, boreas, catabatic wind, khamsin, foehn, blow, southerly, norther, katabatic wind, air current, sou'easter, crosswind, thermal, northwester, north wind, squall, headwind, conditions, prevailing wind, weather condition, sou'wester,

Antonyms:

fauna, straight line, detach, receptor, effector,