the last name rincon comes from basque.
the last name rincon comes from basque.
where does the last name rincon come from?
basque
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rincon or rincón (spanish for "corner") may refer to:









































bullet::::- rincon (meadow)









































bullet::::- rincon (abandoned meander)









































section::::places.









































bullet::::- argentina









































bullet::::- rincón (catamarca), argentine town in catamarca province









































bullet::::- rincón de los sauces, argentine town in neuquén province









































bullet::::- rincón (córdoba), argentine town in córdoba province









































bullet::::- bonaire









































bullet::::- rincon, bonaire, one of only two towns on the island of bonaire









































bullet::::- dominican republic









































bullet::::- rincón, municipal district in la vega province









































bullet::::- falkland islands









































bullet::::- rincon grande, east falkland









































bullet::::- mexico









































bullet::::- rincón de romos, mexican town in aguascalientes









































bullet::::- morocco
rincon
by overblowing a cylindrical closed tube, a note can be obtained that is approximately a twelfth above the fundamental note of the tube. this is sometimes described as one-fifth above the octave of the fundamental note. for example, if the fundamental note of a closed pipe is c1, then overblowing the pipe gives g2, which is one-twelfth above c1. alternatively we can say that g2 is one-fifth above c2 — the octave above c1. adjusting the taper of this cylinder for a decreasing cone can tune the second harmonic or overblown note close to the octave position or 8th. opening a small "speaker hole" at the phi point, or shared "wave/node" position will cancel the fundamental frequency and force the tube to resonate at a 12th above the fundamental. this technique is used in a recorder by pinching open the dorsal thumb hole. moving this small hole upwards, closer to the voicing will make it an "echo hole" (dolmetsch recorder modification) that will give a precise half note above the fundamental when opened. note: slight size or diameter adjustment is needed to zero in on the precise half note frequency.
acoustic resonance