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Duramente (It.) (doo-ra-men'-teh)

Roughly.

Durchführung (Ger.) (doorch'-fee-roonk).

Dulcken, Ferdinand Q. (dool-ken). Composer, pianist; Germany. B. 1837. Dulcken, Marie Louise. Pianist; Germany.

B. 1811; d. 1850.

Duschek or Dussek, Franz. Composer; Hungary. B. 1736; d. 1799.

Duschek or Dussek, Johann L. Pianist.

B. 1761; d. 1812.

Composer; Pianist.

Dussek, Sophia, wife of last. Pianist, singer, harpist; Scotland. B. 1775; d. 18-.

ELEVATO The working out; development of a sonata or fugue. See Development.

Durchkomponirt (Ger.) (doorch'-kom-poneert). Composed through. Applied to a song that has a separate setting for each stanza.

Durezza (It.) (doo-retz-a), con. With sternness.

Dur-moll Tonart (Ger.). Major-minor scale or mode; a diatonic scale with major 3d and minor 6th.

Duro (It.), Durate (It.). Harshly.