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Tambourin

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Tambourin 

(1) A type of small, cylindrical drum, taller than it is wide, that originated in Provence, France.

(2) An old Provencal folk dance with flute and tambourin accompaniment.



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The signing ceremony for this important alliance took place at the Biotech City in the INRS-Institut Armand-Frappier offices in the presence of Laval mayor Gilles Vaillancourt, Genopole Chief Executive Pierre Tambourin, and Biotech City President and CEO Pierre Belanger.
In Paris, as the collection of prints he and his brother amassed grew into the hundreds, Van Gogh organized an exhibition of them at the Cafe Ee Tambourin and even copied works by Kesai Eisen and Utagawa Hiroshige in several of his paintings.
Alexandra Wood brought a full lush tone from her Landolfi violin when she played Handel and Walton with pianist Huw Watkin last week, and finally charmed us with Kreisler's Tambourin Chinoise.
 
 
 
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