pitch pipe

Then he blew the starting note on his pitch pipe.

Behind her a group of schoolchildren led by a man with a pitch pipe started singing.

I believe a Warm-time pitch pipe would be worth all we have.

Pitch pipes come in all sorts of shapes and sizes.

Spike Richey called the men to order with a low note on the pitch pipe.

At some schools, students are also obliged to purchase a pitch pipe, a small instrument that sounds a single note.

When you own the pitch pipe, you get to choose the songs."

Revelli brought out a pitch pipe and began the instructions.

Several girls announced the first hymn, blew a pitch pipe, and got the melody going.

Primitive Baptists commonly practice pitching by ear, instead of with the pitch pipe.

He announced the next song to practice, and when someone complained, he said: "I have the pitch pipe.

The sound seemed to hang in the air after she had lowered the pitch pipe, swelling toward some unimaginable climax.

He often carries pitch pipes and tuning forks, which aid him in his travels to other planes.

By this light, it really is questionable to squeeze out all audible vibrato until the voice sounds like a pitch pipe.

She took out a small pitch pipe and started playing a bouncy tune, which would work nicely to sell detergent.

(They own a company that makes pitch pipes and harmonicas and such.)

She took a slow, deep breath, steadying her nerves, then lifted the pitch pipe to her lips.

He beat time with his pitch pipe, and horrible clattering cacophony drifted over ***.

Pitch pipes are reed whistles used to help in tuning musical instruments and have been common since the 1850s.

Let me borrow your pitch pipe."

She reached hastily for the pitch pipe dangling at her breast, but then curbed her impatience.

Seeing everything ready at last, Thorisin's steward blew a sharp note on a pitch pipe.

Although few look like a pipe, the pitch pipe name is still applied to any device used as a pitch reference.

The pitch can be balanced with the aid of a pitch pipe or a tambura.

It also noted a wooden pitch pipe and wooden shovel, both dating from the late 18th century.