timbrel

Some of the girls continued to beat time with the cymbals and great timbrel.

Europe was introduced to the timbrel during the crusades.

She raised a Timbrel in her hand in joy.

Though not yet an officer, she was leading the Australian delegation and the timbrel, group,"an outstanding young woman even in those days.

She generally makes us uneasy when she begins to tune up on her fine- writing timbrel.

The workmanship of your timbrels and pipes was prepared for you on the day you were created.

Thus, she inspired the women in the film to do the same, as her timbrel inspired the title of the documentary.

All the children shake tambourines and timbrels to the rhythm of a dance played by a live band.

And strike your loud timbrels for joy!

Everywhere were the celebrants, leaping, chanting, banging on timbrels and cymbals.

There were Bible studies on deck four afternoons each week, special meetings for the children on board, and timbrel practice at 7.45am.

This instrument soon evolved and took on the name of the timbrel during the medieval crusades, at which time it acquired the jingles.

What pipes and timbrels?

They are also known Pakhwaji due to the pakhwaj the timbrel they play.

The Timbrels Sound (choral march)

The tabret, or timbrel, was a small hand-drum used for festive occasions, and was considered a woman's instrument.

Timbrel is an album by Terl Bryant.

Tchaikovsky, however, became noted for the "sensual opulence" and "voluptuous timbrel virtuosity" of his scoring.

The Bible records a celebration in whichs, "Miriam took the timbrel in her hand and all the women danced."

We used the sistrum, a small rigid metal lyre of sorts, and flutes and timbrels.

The Timbrel Waltz (1846)

Next came a troop of wild women, dancing, and beating timbrels, and singing the triumphant hymn of scorn.

Mrs. Snagsby sounds no timbrel in anybody's ears, but holds her purpose quietly, and keeps her counsel.

Timbrel, Charles (1996).

At the entrance to the bridal chamber, I was fed the pig's testicles from the timbrel, drank nectar from a cymbal.