Similar words: phonograph, phonography, vibrato, vibrate, vibrant, vibrator, vibrancy, vibrating. Meaning: ['vaɪbrəfəʊn] 
n. a percussion instrument similar to a xylophone but having metal bars and rotating disks in the resonators that produce a vibrato sound.
n. a percussion instrument similar to a xylophone but having metal bars and rotating disks in the resonators that produce a vibrato sound. 
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1. The man in the photo is playing a vibraphone . Do you know what that is?
2. A vibraphone is a jazz instrument that was invented around 1920.
3. A very soft vibraphone playing the melody playing in the background is needed and a midi of that melody supplied.
4. Ralph Moore is on saxophones, Bobby Hutcherson great form on vibraphone.
5. Not a note seems superfluous in this essay for flute, clarinet in A, vibraphone, piano, violin and cello.
6. Other members were drummer Kenny Clarke, bass player Ray Brown and vibraphone player Milt Jackson.
7. Critics say John Lewis's "less is more" piano style and Milt Jackson's energy on the vibraphone were the secret to the group's long-lasting success.
8. There are two identical sextets in Double Sextet. Each one is comprised of flute, clarinet, vibraphone, piano(sentencedict.com), violin and cello.
9. Besides all kinds of harmonicas , the current organization also includes melodion , xylophone , vibraphone, organ, accordion, piano , and timpani .
10. George Shearing appeared on the American jazz scene in the early 1940s with a series of successful recordings that featured a fine-tuned rhythm section of guitar, bass, drums and vibraphone.
11. British jazz pianist and composer whose signature sound is marked by a unique quintet arrangement that includes bass, guitar, drums, and vibraphone.
12. Mounted on a roof , one of the systems looks vaguely like a giant vibraphone.
13. Over the course of the week, we did bass, guitar, pedal steel, organ, electric piano, vibraphone and even real marimba overdubs with some incredible musicians as well.
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