Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In music, of or pertaining to an organ.
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Organist and studious of organistic, he has built 30 organs with mechanical transmission, diversifing with the passing of time the own musical skill.
A wonderful YouTube chant resource bls 2009
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Organist and studious of organistic, he has built 30 organs with mechanical transmission, diversifing with the passing of time the own musical skill.
Archive 2009-01-01 bls 2009
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Phrasing and expression here are organistic rather than pianistic, with the focus on linear clarity as well as the manifold colors the organ can provide.
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“Only by treating the problem as an organistic whole, by avoiding patchwork remedies can we hope to remove one of the chief danger centres in Europe.”
DELIVER US FROM EVIL William Shawcross 2000
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“Only by treating the problem as an organistic whole, by avoiding patchwork remedies can we hope to remove one of the chief danger centres in Europe.”
DELIVER US FROM EVIL William Shawcross 2000
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"Organelles dwell in the light of consciousness, in the light of consciousness, organelles ... you are the organistic unfolding ..."
TheTyee.ca Kevin Murray 2010
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"Organelles dwell in the light of consciousness, in the light of consciousness, organelles ... you are the organistic unfolding ..."
TheTyee.ca Kevin Murray 2010
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“organistic criticism” the kind that conceives aesthetic value as “the integration of feeling,” which omits the unity of the parts in the whole.
ORGANICISM G. N. G. ORSINI 1968
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