The Listeners Guide to Music With a Concert Goers Glossary
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). Jocose.
Gitano (It. ). In the style of Gipsy music.
Giubilo Jt. ). Joy.
Qiubiloso (It. ). In a jubilant manner.
Giusto (It A Exact, e. G. Tempo giusto, strict time.
Glinka. See p. 82.
Glissando (It. . (a; A gliding from note to note on bowed instruments, i. E. A sliding down the banister instead of coming down the stairs. So to speak. (6) A rapid playing oif a scale passage on the piano by- drawing the thumb or finger along the keys.
Glockenspiel (Ger. ). See p. 71.
Gluck and Opera. See p. 8...2.
Gong. Needs no description. Occa- sionally used in orchestral music.
Grandezza (It. ). Dignity.
Grand Patriotic Overture. An imaginary composition described. (See-p. 35. ) Grave (It. ). Solemn.
Gravita (It. ). Gravity.
Graziosamente (It. ). Gracefully.
Grazioso(It. ). Graceful.
Grieg. His place in Music, Ch. XIV ; Death of Ase, 29.
Ground Bass (or Basso ostinato). A recurring bass part with the upper parts varied on each recurrence, thus a sort of Variations form. Purcell and Bach used this form very finely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
). Jocose.
Gitano (It. ). In the style of Gipsy music.
Giubilo Jt. ). Joy.
Qiubiloso (It. ). In a jubilant manner.
Giusto (It A Exact, e. G. Tempo giusto, strict time.
Glinka. See p. 82.
Glissando (It. . (a; A gliding from note to note on bowed instruments, i. E. A sliding down the banister instead of coming down the stairs. So to speak. (6) A rapid playing oif a scale passage on the piano by- drawing the thumb or finger along the keys.
Glockenspiel (Ger. ). See p. 71.
Gluck and Opera. See p. 8...2.
Gong. Needs no description. Occa- sionally used in orchestral music.
Grandezza (It. ). Dignity.
Grand Patriotic Overture. An imaginary composition described. (See-p. 35. ) Grave (It. ). Solemn.
Gravita (It. ). Gravity.
Graziosamente (It. ). Gracefully.
Grazioso(It. ). Graceful.
Grieg. His place in Music, Ch. XIV ; Death of Ase, 29.
Ground Bass (or Basso ostinato). A recurring bass part with the upper parts varied on each recurrence, thus a sort of Variations form. Purcell and Bach used this form very finely.
What to read after The Listeners Guide to Music With a Concert Goers Glossary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Alfred Scholes to read onlineMoreLess
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