| The stop called clariana, a narrow principal of the dulciana type, uses low-pitched pipes from the bourdon. |
| Most organs have a Dulciana stop in the treble which corresponds with the diapason in the bass. |
| The custom of the period was to have the dulciana take its low-pitched pipes from the bourdon. |
| It is like changing from the great diapason to the dulciana stop. |
| This family was practically represented by the dulciana and by the old slow-speaking German Gamba. |
| Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal two-piece gown of Dulciana satin. |
