Pronouncing Dictionary of Musical Terms

How to say it as well as what it means: every Italian, German and French musical term of 1896, respelled phonetically for the student.

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Bass-Posaune (Ger.) (po-zow-neh) – Beklemmt (Ger.) (beh-klemt')

Bass-Posaune (Ger.) (po-zow-neh)

Bass trombone.

Bass-Schlüssel (Ger.) (schlis-sel)

Bass clef.

Bass-Stimme (Ger.) (stim-meh)

Bass voice or part.

Bass

Bass Tuba

A brass instrument of low pitch.

Bass Voice

The lowest male voice.

Battuta (It.) (bat-too'-tah)

A measure or bar.

Bauerpfeife (Ger.) (bower-pfifeh)

An 8-foot organ-stop of small scale.

Baxoncillo (Sp.) (bah-hon-theel'-yo)

Open diapason.

Bayadere

See Bajadere.

Bayles (Sp.) (bahl-yehs)

Comic dancing songs.

Begleitung (Ger.) (be-glei'-toonk)

Accompaniment.

Beklemmt (Ger.) (beh-klemt')

Anxious; oppressed.

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