A Dictionary of Musical Terms
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Mundstiick [G.\ Mouthpiece, of a wind instrument, wood or brass.
Muntir(G.) h\ye\y, allegro.
Murky. A piece of harpsichord music having a bass consisthig of broken octaves.
Musars. Ballad-singers of the Trouba- dour period.
Musetta (I.) ) (i) A small bagpipe. (2) Musette (F.)] The name of a melody, of a soft and sweet character, written in imitation of the bagpipe-tunes. (3) Dance-tunes and dances in the measure of those melodies. (4) A reed-stcp or the organ.
Musica (/.) Music. Musica da camer...a, chamber music ; musica da. chiesa, Church music ; musica da teatro, ope- ratic music.
ficta (L.) [Falsa musica.] Musical box. A portable instrument, the sounds of which are produced by a steel comb having teeth of graduated j length. Projecting pegs or stops, in a' metal barrel which is turned by clock- work, set the teeth in vibration.
glasses. A series of goblets ol graduated sizes fixed in a case. The tone is produced by the friction of th2 fingers of the player on the edge of the glass.
Musico (7.) A musician ; a term for- merly applied to a castrato, q.v.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mundstiick [G.\ Mouthpiece, of a wind instrument, wood or brass.
Muntir(G.) h\ye\y, allegro.
Murky. A piece of harpsichord music having a bass consisthig of broken octaves.
Musars. Ballad-singers of the Trouba- dour period.
Musetta (I.) ) (i) A small bagpipe. (2) Musette (F.)] The name of a melody, of a soft and sweet character, written in imitation of the bagpipe-tunes. (3) Dance-tunes and dances in the measure of those melodies. (4) A reed-stcp or the organ.
Musica (/.) Music. Musica da camer...a, chamber music ; musica da. chiesa, Church music ; musica da teatro, ope- ratic music.
ficta (L.) [Falsa musica.] Musical box. A portable instrument, the sounds of which are produced by a steel comb having teeth of graduated j length. Projecting pegs or stops, in a' metal barrel which is turned by clock- work, set the teeth in vibration.
glasses. A series of goblets ol graduated sizes fixed in a case. The tone is produced by the friction of th2 fingers of the player on the edge of the glass.
Musico (7.) A musician ; a term for- merly applied to a castrato, q.v.
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