He seems to love the kettledrum, and he gave his timpanist, Tristan Fry, license to flail away at pivotal cadences and movement endings.
32.
Then, she started beating harder, like a kettledrum, from the bottoms of my feet up along my arms and down to the feet again.
33.
The " Sporting Chronicle " was a pioneer of tipsters, one of the first being " Kettledrum ", a pseudonym for Hulton himself.
34.
They're the best of friends, these three cookbook writers, but when it comes to the art of grilling, they march to different kettledrums.
35.
The original kettledrums of the Royal Regiment of Artillery were of a uniquely large pattern, and were mounted on a carriage, designed especially for the purpose.
36.
It's narrated by the philharmonic's tympanist, Roland Kohloff, who, instead of answering the question, demonstrates various ways of tuning a kettledrum.
37.
Two of his year-names refer to his provision of a copper Lilis for Utu and Inanna respectively, where Lilissu is a kettledrum used in temple rituals.
38.
A long crescendo begins as the note B natural, which has been present as a subdued pedal point throughout the scene, is now taken up by the kettledrums.
39.
Minstrels, on the other hand, gathered at feasts and festivals in great numbers with harps, fiddles, bagpipes, flutes, flageolets, citterns, and kettledrums.
40.
All items of kleinody except of kettledrum sticks were stored in the Sich's Pokrova church treasury and were taking out only on a special order of kish otaman.
