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Definition of mellophone in English: mellophonenoun ˈmɛləfəʊnˈmeləˌfōn A brass instrument similar to the orchestral French horn, played in military and concert bands. Example sentencesExamples - The mellophone is the marching French horn and looks like a fat trumpet.
- I will play for you from my mellophone, Alaric, as I do sometimes.
- When they reappear, in their hands are drums, mellophone bugles, trumpets, and more - instruments that aid them in their regular performance as a part of the Marine Corps Battle Color Detachment.
- And for those who might be curious, I played (in approximately this order) flute, pit percussion, tympani, piccolo, French horn and mellophone.
- Andrea Vasquez gave them a weird look as she ran past, her mellophone dangling from her hands.
Origin 1920s: from mellow + -phone. Definition of mellophone in US English: mellophonenounˈmeləˌfōn A brass instrument similar to the orchestral French horn, played mainly in military and concert bands. Example sentencesExamples - The mellophone is the marching French horn and looks like a fat trumpet.
- I will play for you from my mellophone, Alaric, as I do sometimes.
- Andrea Vasquez gave them a weird look as she ran past, her mellophone dangling from her hands.
- And for those who might be curious, I played (in approximately this order) flute, pit percussion, tympani, piccolo, French horn and mellophone.
- When they reappear, in their hands are drums, mellophone bugles, trumpets, and more - instruments that aid them in their regular performance as a part of the Marine Corps Battle Color Detachment.
Origin 1920s: from mellow + -phone. |