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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Gt – Gänsbacher, J. B. (gehns-bach-er)

Gt

Gr.

Basso continuo • Brillante Grando Grazo C. B.

Col basso C. D.

Colla destra C. S.

Colla sinistra Cad.

Cadence Hauptw.

Guaracha (Sp.) (gwah-rah'-chah)

A lively Spanish dance in triple time.

Guarnerius, A. (gwar-neh-ree-us)

Violin maker; Italy. B. 1683; d. 1745.

Composer;

Guerriero (It.) (gwer-reeh'-ro)

Martial; warlike.

Guglielmi, P

(gool-yel-mee).

Italy. B. 1727; d. 1804.

Guida (It.) (gwee-dah)

Guide; the subject of a canon or fugue.

Guido (gwee-do)

Theorist; Italy. Eleventh century.

Guilmant, F. A. (geel-mong)

Organist, composer; France. B. 1837; d. 1911. HALF-TONE tended to assist in memorizing the hexachord scales.

Gustoso

Tastefully.

Gänsbacher, J. B. (gehns-bach-er)

Composer; Germany. B. 1778; d. 1844.

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