bassa

bah-sah. [Italian, low or deep] Low or deep (as in pitch). For example, the notation 8va bassa tells the performer to play the notes an octave lower than what is written.

bassa f (plural basses) pond, pool bassa del molí ― millpond. cistern. cesspit; pit toilet.

one octave lower than written Ottava bassa means to play the notes one octave lower than written. The 8vb sign is often used.

The Bassa are a cultural group related to the better known Dan people who reside along the coastal areas of Liberia and Cote d'Ivoire. They typically live in farming villages of about 200 residents and raise staple crops of rice and cassava.

Historians have traced the Bassa's origins back to Egypt nearly six thousand years ago.

Niger-Congo Kru language Bassa is a Niger-Congo Kru language. Bassa lan- guage has its own unique alphabet.

James pasa pasa pasa lluvia de coral financiación de aviones.

ot·​ta·​va ō-ˈtä-və : at an octave higher or lower than written. used as a direction in music.

Abbreviation for all' ottava or "at the octave." This indication is most often found above specific notes on a staff and indicates that those notes should be performed one octave higher than written. This indication can be used with a dotted line that covers a series of notes to be performed at the octave (above).

The Bassa Nge are an ethnic group in Nigeria that traces its history back to 1805. They originally inhabited Gbara which was formerly the capital of the Nupe Kingdom. The Bassa Nge migrated from their homeland in Bida due to a dynastic feud in about 1820.

The Bassa people are traditionally settled farmers who grow yam, cassava, eddoes and plantain. They are a lineage-linked independent clans who live in villages, each with a chief.

The Bassa language is a Kru language spoken by about 600,000 Bassa people in Liberia, Ivory Coast, and Sierra Leone.