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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Bristow, George F – Bärman, Carl

Bristow, George F

Composer; U. S. A.

B. 1825.

Broadwood, John

Piano maker; England.

B. 1742; d. 1812.

Bronsart, Hans von

Pianist, composer; Germany. B. 1830.

Bruch, Max

1838.

Composer; Germany. B.

CADENCE

Brumm-Stimmen (Ger.)

Humming voices; con bocca chiusa.

Bruscamente (It.) (broos-ka-men'-teh)

Roughly; strongly accented.

Bugle

(I) A straight or curved hunting horn. (2) A keyed horn, generally made of copper. Chiefly used for military signals.

Burden

Old name for the refrain or chorus to a song.

Bärman, Carl

Pianist and composer: Germany and U. S. B. 1839.

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