Definition of althorn in English:

althorn

noun ˈalthɔːnˈæltɔrn

A musical instrument of the saxhorn family, especially the alto or tenor saxhorn in E flat.
高音萨克斯（尤指降E调次高音或高音萨克斯）
Example sentencesExamples
- After dark the Italian Hall was lighted by sconces in the shape of althorns adorned with ribbons, and by a chandelier of unusual design.
- Many althorn players in the United States are often players whose chief instrument was not originally the althorn.
- The timbre of the althorns and waldhorns is quite different.
- Our compound consists of trumpets/cornets, percussion-instruments, saxophones, a few trombones, althorns, one clarinet, euphoniums/barytons and some tubas.
- Heard on the fundamentally different, narrow-bored period cornets, althorn, saxhorn etc (all the Wallace Collection's early instruments are described in detail for cognoscenti) they come up fresh and lucid.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from German, from alt 'high' (from Latin altus) + Horn 'horn'.

Definition of althorn in US English:

althorn

nounˈaltôrnˈæltɔrn

A musical instrument of the saxhorn family, especially the alto or tenor saxhorn in E flat.
高音萨克斯（尤指降E调次高音或高音萨克斯）
Example sentencesExamples
- The timbre of the althorns and waldhorns is quite different.
- Our compound consists of trumpets/cornets, percussion-instruments, saxophones, a few trombones, althorns, one clarinet, euphoniums/barytons and some tubas.
- After dark the Italian Hall was lighted by sconces in the shape of althorns adorned with ribbons, and by a chandelier of unusual design.
- Heard on the fundamentally different, narrow-bored period cornets, althorn, saxhorn etc (all the Wallace Collection's early instruments are described in detail for cognoscenti) they come up fresh and lucid.
- Many althorn players in the United States are often players whose chief instrument was not originally the althorn.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from German, from alt ‘high’ (from Latin altus) + Horn ‘horn’.

单词	althorn
释义	Definition of althorn in English: althorn noun ˈalthɔːnˈæltɔrn A musical instrument of the saxhorn family, especially the alto or tenor saxhorn in E flat. 高音萨克斯（尤指降E调次高音或高音萨克斯） Example sentencesExamples After dark the Italian Hall was lighted by sconces in the shape of althorns adorned with ribbons, and by a chandelier of unusual design. Many althorn players in the United States are often players whose chief instrument was not originally the althorn. The timbre of the althorns and waldhorns is quite different. Our compound consists of trumpets/cornets, percussion-instruments, saxophones, a few trombones, althorns, one clarinet, euphoniums/barytons and some tubas. Heard on the fundamentally different, narrow-bored period cornets, althorn, saxhorn etc (all the Wallace Collection's early instruments are described in detail for cognoscenti) they come up fresh and lucid. Origin Mid 19th century: from German, from alt 'high' (from Latin altus) + Horn 'horn'. Definition of althorn in US English: althorn nounˈaltôrnˈæltɔrn A musical instrument of the saxhorn family, especially the alto or tenor saxhorn in E flat. 高音萨克斯（尤指降E调次高音或高音萨克斯） Example sentencesExamples The timbre of the althorns and waldhorns is quite different. Our compound consists of trumpets/cornets, percussion-instruments, saxophones, a few trombones, althorns, one clarinet, euphoniums/barytons and some tubas. After dark the Italian Hall was lighted by sconces in the shape of althorns adorned with ribbons, and by a chandelier of unusual design. Heard on the fundamentally different, narrow-bored period cornets, althorn, saxhorn etc (all the Wallace Collection's early instruments are described in detail for cognoscenti) they come up fresh and lucid. Many althorn players in the United States are often players whose chief instrument was not originally the althorn. Origin Mid 19th century: from German, from alt ‘high’ (from Latin altus) + Horn ‘horn’.
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