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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G-Schlüssel (Ger.) (gay-shlues-sel) – Gazzaniga, Mme

G-Schlüssel (Ger.) (gay-shlues-sel)

G clef.

Gade, Niels W. (gah-deh)

Composer; Denmark. B. 1817; d. 1890.

Gadsby, H. R

Composer; England. B. 1842.

Galelei, Vincenzo (gah-lee-leh-ee, vin-chentzo). Essayist and composer; Italy. B. 1535; d. 16-.

Galin, Pierre (gah-long)

Inventor of numerical notation; France. B. 1786; d. 1821.

Galluppi, Baldessaro (gah-loop-pee)

Composer; Italy. B. 1706; d. 1785.

Ganz, Wilhelm (gahnts)

Composer; Germany. B. 1830.

Garcia, Manuel (gar-chee-ah)

Teacher of singing, inventor of laryngoscope; Spain.

B. 1805; d. 1906.

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Gassenhauer (Ger.) (gas-sen-how-er)

Literally, "running the street." An old dance in triple time, generally written on a ground bass.

Gauche (Fr.) (gawsh)

Left. Main gauche, left hand. Gavot (Fr.) (gah-vo), Gavotte (gah-vot),

Gaul, Alfred R. England

B. 1837.

Gavanies, Pierre (gah-van-yeh)

Violinist; France. B. 1726; d. 1800.

Gazzaniga, Mme

(gatz-ah-nee-gah). prano; Italy.

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