chevalet

chevalet in American English (ˌʃevəˈlei, ʃəˈvælei) noun. the bridge on a stringed musical instrument, as a violin. [1800–10; ‹ F: more generally, any wooden frame for holding or supporting something, equiv. to cheval horse (‹ L caballus) + -et -et; cf.

at the bridge [French, at the bridge] A French term for at the bridge.

saddle noun. saddle [noun] a seat for a rider.

noun. : the fatted liver of an animal and especially of a goose usually served as a pâté

chanson [ˈsɒŋ ] noun. 1. (= words and music) chanson f.

Italian composers were the first to adopt music notation, and then the first to add annotations (language to indicate expression) to their scores. The practice became accepted in Italy, and then was adapted and formalized into one language through the rest of Europe, so that all musicians could understand.

: a girthed usually padded and leather-covered seat for the rider of an animal (such as a horse) (2) : a part of a driving harness comparable to a saddle that is used to keep the breeching in place. b. : a seat to be straddled by the rider of a vehicle (such as a bicycle)

saddle noun (SEAT) a leather seat on a horse: He swung himself into the saddle and rode off.

a liver transplant. liver [noun] this organ in certain animals used as food.

[fwa ] masculine noun. liver. une crise de foie a stomach upset.

Chanson Chanson: A French music name meaning “song,” this one was traditionally given to girls but has a more male-leaning feel to an English speaker, so use and enjoy as you see fit.

J'adore écouter de la musique J'adore écouter de la musique. I love listening to music.