Pronouncing And Defining Dictionary of Music
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j ally, by degrees.
Grail (gral). The Gradual.
Graillement (gra-manh), Fr. A hoarse sound.
Grammar, musical. The rules by which mu- sical compositions are governed.
grammatical accent. The common-measure accent, marked by the length of the words, and a regular succession of strong and weak parts.
Gran (griin), „ Iomo* «™«.i Grande (^ran'de), "■ j Great, grand.
Gran cantore (gran kan-to're). It. A fine siuger.
Gran cassa (gran kiis'sEi), It. The great drum.
Grand-barr£ (granh-bar-ra'), Fr. In gu...itar- playiug this means laying the first linger of the left baud upou all thu six strings of the guitar at once.
Grand bourdon. Great or double bourdon, au organ-stop of 32-feet tone in the pedal.
Grand chantre (griinh shanlr), Fr. A pre- centor. I Grand chceur (gran kflr), Fr. Full organ; all the stops.
Grand choir. In organ-playing, the union of all the reed-stops.
Grand cornet. This name is sometimes given to a reed-stop of IG-feet scale on the manuals of an organ. ^ Grande messe (granhd mass), Fr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
j ally, by degrees.
Grail (gral). The Gradual.
Graillement (gra-manh), Fr. A hoarse sound.
Grammar, musical. The rules by which mu- sical compositions are governed.
grammatical accent. The common-measure accent, marked by the length of the words, and a regular succession of strong and weak parts.
Gran (griin), „ Iomo* «™«.i Grande (^ran'de), "■ j Great, grand.
Gran cantore (gran kan-to're). It. A fine siuger.
Gran cassa (gran kiis'sEi), It. The great drum.
Grand-barr£ (granh-bar-ra'), Fr. In gu...itar- playiug this means laying the first linger of the left baud upou all thu six strings of the guitar at once.
Grand bourdon. Great or double bourdon, au organ-stop of 32-feet tone in the pedal.
Grand chantre (griinh shanlr), Fr. A pre- centor. I Grand chceur (gran kflr), Fr. Full organ; all the stops.
Grand choir. In organ-playing, the union of all the reed-stops.
Grand cornet. This name is sometimes given to a reed-stop of IG-feet scale on the manuals of an organ. ^ Grande messe (granhd mass), Fr.
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