Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
diapason
noun
/ˌdaɪəˈpeɪzən/

Definition
A range or extent of musical tones or sounds, often referring to the entire range of pitches in music.

Examples
- The choir’s performance was impressive, showcasing a wide diapason of vocal capabilities.
- The organ’s diapason gave the church a magnificent sound during the service.
- The musician adjusted the settings to achieve a perfect diapason for the composition.

Meaning
The term ‘diapason’ is often used to describe the complete range of a musical instrument or a voice. It can also refer to a specific organ stop that produces a full, rich sound.

Synonyms
- range
- scope
- extent
- pitch range