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John Jousse

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Description:This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1829 ...When the composer intends the legato to continue during the piece, he writes at the beginning of the piece sempre legato. Lsger Lines, short lines placed above or below the staff. On these lines and in their spaces the additional notes are placed. Ex. 58.--Leger Lines above. 3 Below. Leggiero (Ital.), in a light manner. Lentando, going slower. Lento, a slow movement. Lesson, a musical composition, calculated to improve the performer. Clementi's octave lesson is a masterpiece. Handel's lessons for the harpsichord are excellent. License, a deviation from the strict rules of harmony. The rules of harmony having changed as the art became more perfect, what was a license formerly is now allowed. The tritone was formerly a forbidden interval; now it is used with effect. The introduction of a triplet is a license. See Triplet. Ligature, a word synonymous with tie, bind, or syncopation. See these words. Lines, the name given to the five parallel lines which form the staff; the heads of the notes are placed on them, or in their spaces. Loco, at the usual place, after having played a passage an octave higher than written. Long, a note used in ancient music; it is equal in point of duration to two breves, or four semibreves, and shaped thus rr. Loure (French), the name of an old dance, generally in I; its movement was slow. Lusingando (Ital.), in a playful style. Lute, a stringed instrument, formerly much in fashion; it was mounted with many strings. Lyre, the oldest stringed instrument, said to have been invented by Mercury in the year of the world 2000. The first lyre had only three strings, afterwards the number was increased to seven. Lyric, an epithet applied to poetry intended to be sung; because formerly the voice was always accompanied with the lyre. M. Ma (It...We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with A Compendious Dictionary of Italian and Other Terms Used in Music: Illustrated by Numerous Examples. To get started finding A Compendious Dictionary of Italian and Other Terms Used in Music: Illustrated by Numerous Examples, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1829 ...When the composer intends the legato to continue during the piece, he writes at the beginning of the piece sempre legato. Lsger Lines, short lines placed above or below the staff. On these lines and in their spaces the additional notes are placed. Ex. 58.--Leger Lines above. 3 Below. Leggiero (Ital.), in a light manner. Lentando, going slower. Lento, a slow movement. Lesson, a musical composition, calculated to improve the performer. Clementi's octave lesson is a masterpiece. Handel's lessons for the harpsichord are excellent. License, a deviation from the strict rules of harmony. The rules of harmony having changed as the art became more perfect, what was a license formerly is now allowed. The tritone was formerly a forbidden interval; now it is used with effect. The introduction of a triplet is a license. See Triplet. Ligature, a word synonymous with tie, bind, or syncopation. See these words. Lines, the name given to the five parallel lines which form the staff; the heads of the notes are placed on them, or in their spaces. Loco, at the usual place, after having played a passage an octave higher than written. Long, a note used in ancient music; it is equal in point of duration to two breves, or four semibreves, and shaped thus rr. Loure (French), the name of an old dance, generally in I; its movement was slow. Lusingando (Ital.), in a playful style. Lute, a stringed instrument, formerly much in fashion; it was mounted with many strings. Lyre, the oldest stringed instrument, said to have been invented by Mercury in the year of the world 2000. The first lyre had only three strings, afterwards the number was increased to seven. Lyric, an epithet applied to poetry intended to be sung; because formerly the voice was always accompanied with the lyre. M. Ma (It...We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with A Compendious Dictionary of Italian and Other Terms Used in Music: Illustrated by Numerous Examples. To get started finding A Compendious Dictionary of Italian and Other Terms Used in Music: Illustrated by Numerous Examples, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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