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baroque pitch

baroque pitch noun: a reference tuning pitch intended to imitate those used in the baroque period; usually using the standard of A415, but sometimes as low as A392.

Noun

baroque pitch (usually uncountable, plural baroque pitches)

  1. (usually) A reference tuning pitch intended to imitate those used in the baroque period; usually using the standard of A415, but sometimes as low as A392.

Forms of baroque pitch

pluralbaroque pitches

Questions about baroque pitch

What does baroque pitch mean?
Baroque pitch means a reference tuning pitch intended to imitate those used in the baroque period; usually using the standard of A415, but sometimes as low as A392.
What part of speech is baroque pitch?
Baroque pitch is a noun.
What is the plural of baroque pitch?
The plural of baroque pitch is baroque pitches.

Words near baroque pitch in the dictionary

  1. baroque organs
  2. baroque pearl
  3. baroque pearls
  4. Baroque period
  5. baroque piety
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  8. baroque pop
  9. baroque rock
  10. baroquely
  11. baroqueness

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