What is another word for Basses?

Pronunciation: [bˈe͡ɪsɪz] (IPA)

Basses are low-pitched instruments used in music to provide a deep and rich sound. Some synonyms for the word 'basses' are 'low-end', 'deep-toned', and 'basso'. The term 'low-end' can be used to describe the bottom or low frequency sound produced by these instruments. 'Deep-toned' gives emphasis to the quality of the sounds that come out of the bass instruments. 'Basso', on the other hand, is an Italian term used in music to describe the lowest range of the voice or an instrument. Whether you're a musician or simply a music enthusiast, knowing these synonyms can help you better appreciate the complexity and beauty of music.

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Usage examples for Basses

Again the first theme in F minor, but amplified and enlarged with a spray of Basses and under a clouded sky.
"Melomaniacs"
James Huneker
When he wrote his first symphony in 1759 he employed first and second violins, violas, Basses, two oboes and two horns; in his last symphony, written in 1795, he had at his command "the whole symphonic orchestra as it had stood when Beethoven took up the work of orchestral development."
"Haydn"
J. Cuthbert Hadden
He stood upon the platform utterly alone, against a background of empty chairs, double-Basses and drums.
"The Lion's Share"
E. Arnold Bennett

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