vitrioline
/vaɪˌtriˈɒlɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A type of double bass with a flat back, especially one used in the Baroque period.
“The concert hall featured a rare 17th-century vitrioline, which added an enchanting quality to the performance.”
1. noun
A type of double bass with a flat back, especially one used in the Baroque period.
“The concert hall featured a rare 17th-century vitrioline, which added an enchanting quality to the performance.”