Definition of swell box in English:

swell box

noun

A part of a large organ in which some of the pipes are enclosed, with a movable shutter for controlling the sound level.
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Example sentencesExamples
- The swell box is of somewhat unusual construction, and very large, allowing plenty of room to walk about in.
- A Trumpet rank was mounted en chamade on top of the swell box and was quite unsightly.
- The internal framing, swell box and larger wooden pipes are finished in the Harrison house-style paint - a dark brown colour while the zinc trunking has been painted in a gray-green colour.
- Organists should note that until the 18th century pedals and swell boxes did not exist on English organs.
- If the organ was provided with a swell box (a Spanish 17th-century invention), it would certainly be in the Brustwerk, sometimes in the Oberwerk as well.
- You can see the empty spaces to the right and left of the swell box where the pedal pipes would eventually be relocated.
- Rodgers’ swell box modeling recreates the frequency changes and phase shifts of sound inherent in the opening and closing of pipe organ swell boxes.
- Both the pipes and speakers are enclosed in a swell box controlled by the left-most expression pedal.
- The internal structure, including cases for each manual division and the two swell boxes with electrically driven shutters are made
- Included in the structural alterations has been the enlargement of the shutters in the west front of the swell box to permit greater egress of sound into the nave.
- The effect of opening and closing of the swell box varies from pipe organ to pipe organ.
- On Wednesday, more of the swell boxes, some of the pipe chests, the winding system, and much of the wiring were removed.
- Unusually, all the pipework except the Choir Organ and the Tuba is enclosed in swell boxes.
- The organ at St. Paul's has a swell box inside the swell box, allowing greater subtlety in dynamics.
- Behind that is the Choir division, enclosed in one of four swell boxes.
- This was placed in a swell box, but without shutters so that all stops were reduced to an echo of their normal selves.
- Basically, the instrument consists of four extended ranks of pipes enclosed in three separate swell boxes.
- These swell boxes are, in effect, small rooms with louvered fronts, which can be opened and closed by means of pedals at the console.
- Here, in Riga, the final result was a 32'-based main pedal and a Piano Pedal in the swell box, which can nevertheless only be played by one pedal keyboard.
- The analogue technique described above gives an entirely satisfactory imitation of a real swell box.

Definition of swell box in US English:

swell box

nounˈswel ˌbäks

A part of a large organ in which some of the pipes are enclosed, with a movable shutter for controlling the sound level.
（管风琴的）强弱音箱
Example sentencesExamples
- The analogue technique described above gives an entirely satisfactory imitation of a real swell box.
- If the organ was provided with a swell box (a Spanish 17th-century invention), it would certainly be in the Brustwerk, sometimes in the Oberwerk as well.
- The effect of opening and closing of the swell box varies from pipe organ to pipe organ.
- The internal structure, including cases for each manual division and the two swell boxes with electrically driven shutters are made
- Included in the structural alterations has been the enlargement of the shutters in the west front of the swell box to permit greater egress of sound into the nave.
- These swell boxes are, in effect, small rooms with louvered fronts, which can be opened and closed by means of pedals at the console.
- On Wednesday, more of the swell boxes, some of the pipe chests, the winding system, and much of the wiring were removed.
- This was placed in a swell box, but without shutters so that all stops were reduced to an echo of their normal selves.
- Behind that is the Choir division, enclosed in one of four swell boxes.
- Rodgers’ swell box modeling recreates the frequency changes and phase shifts of sound inherent in the opening and closing of pipe organ swell boxes.
- The swell box is of somewhat unusual construction, and very large, allowing plenty of room to walk about in.
- The internal framing, swell box and larger wooden pipes are finished in the Harrison house-style paint - a dark brown colour while the zinc trunking has been painted in a gray-green colour.
- A Trumpet rank was mounted en chamade on top of the swell box and was quite unsightly.
- Both the pipes and speakers are enclosed in a swell box controlled by the left-most expression pedal.
- Here, in Riga, the final result was a 32'-based main pedal and a Piano Pedal in the swell box, which can nevertheless only be played by one pedal keyboard.
- Basically, the instrument consists of four extended ranks of pipes enclosed in three separate swell boxes.
- Unusually, all the pipework except the Choir Organ and the Tuba is enclosed in swell boxes.
- You can see the empty spaces to the right and left of the swell box where the pedal pipes would eventually be relocated.
- The organ at St. Paul's has a swell box inside the swell box, allowing greater subtlety in dynamics.
- Organists should note that until the 18th century pedals and swell boxes did not exist on English organs.

单词	swell box
释义	Definition of swell box in English: swell box noun A part of a large organ in which some of the pipes are enclosed, with a movable shutter for controlling the sound level. （管风琴的）强弱音箱 Example sentencesExamples The swell box is of somewhat unusual construction, and very large, allowing plenty of room to walk about in. A Trumpet rank was mounted en chamade on top of the swell box and was quite unsightly. The internal framing, swell box and larger wooden pipes are finished in the Harrison house-style paint - a dark brown colour while the zinc trunking has been painted in a gray-green colour. Organists should note that until the 18th century pedals and swell boxes did not exist on English organs. If the organ was provided with a swell box (a Spanish 17th-century invention), it would certainly be in the Brustwerk, sometimes in the Oberwerk as well. You can see the empty spaces to the right and left of the swell box where the pedal pipes would eventually be relocated. Rodgers’ swell box modeling recreates the frequency changes and phase shifts of sound inherent in the opening and closing of pipe organ swell boxes. Both the pipes and speakers are enclosed in a swell box controlled by the left-most expression pedal. The internal structure, including cases for each manual division and the two swell boxes with electrically driven shutters are made Included in the structural alterations has been the enlargement of the shutters in the west front of the swell box to permit greater egress of sound into the nave. The effect of opening and closing of the swell box varies from pipe organ to pipe organ. On Wednesday, more of the swell boxes, some of the pipe chests, the winding system, and much of the wiring were removed. Unusually, all the pipework except the Choir Organ and the Tuba is enclosed in swell boxes. The organ at St. Paul's has a swell box inside the swell box, allowing greater subtlety in dynamics. Behind that is the Choir division, enclosed in one of four swell boxes. This was placed in a swell box, but without shutters so that all stops were reduced to an echo of their normal selves. Basically, the instrument consists of four extended ranks of pipes enclosed in three separate swell boxes. These swell boxes are, in effect, small rooms with louvered fronts, which can be opened and closed by means of pedals at the console. Here, in Riga, the final result was a 32'-based main pedal and a Piano Pedal in the swell box, which can nevertheless only be played by one pedal keyboard. The analogue technique described above gives an entirely satisfactory imitation of a real swell box. Definition of swell box in US English: swell box nounˈswel ˌbäks A part of a large organ in which some of the pipes are enclosed, with a movable shutter for controlling the sound level. （管风琴的）强弱音箱 Example sentencesExamples The analogue technique described above gives an entirely satisfactory imitation of a real swell box. If the organ was provided with a swell box (a Spanish 17th-century invention), it would certainly be in the Brustwerk, sometimes in the Oberwerk as well. The effect of opening and closing of the swell box varies from pipe organ to pipe organ. The internal structure, including cases for each manual division and the two swell boxes with electrically driven shutters are made Included in the structural alterations has been the enlargement of the shutters in the west front of the swell box to permit greater egress of sound into the nave. These swell boxes are, in effect, small rooms with louvered fronts, which can be opened and closed by means of pedals at the console. On Wednesday, more of the swell boxes, some of the pipe chests, the winding system, and much of the wiring were removed. This was placed in a swell box, but without shutters so that all stops were reduced to an echo of their normal selves. Behind that is the Choir division, enclosed in one of four swell boxes. Rodgers’ swell box modeling recreates the frequency changes and phase shifts of sound inherent in the opening and closing of pipe organ swell boxes. The swell box is of somewhat unusual construction, and very large, allowing plenty of room to walk about in. The internal framing, swell box and larger wooden pipes are finished in the Harrison house-style paint - a dark brown colour while the zinc trunking has been painted in a gray-green colour. A Trumpet rank was mounted en chamade on top of the swell box and was quite unsightly. Both the pipes and speakers are enclosed in a swell box controlled by the left-most expression pedal. Here, in Riga, the final result was a 32'-based main pedal and a Piano Pedal in the swell box, which can nevertheless only be played by one pedal keyboard. Basically, the instrument consists of four extended ranks of pipes enclosed in three separate swell boxes. Unusually, all the pipework except the Choir Organ and the Tuba is enclosed in swell boxes. You can see the empty spaces to the right and left of the swell box where the pedal pipes would eventually be relocated. The organ at St. Paul's has a swell box inside the swell box, allowing greater subtlety in dynamics. Organists should note that until the 18th century pedals and swell boxes did not exist on English organs.
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