Hagen – Harmonist
Hagen
B. 1819; d. 1896.
Half-Shift
On the violin, the position of the hand between the open position and the first shift.
Hallelujah (Heb.)
The Greek form Alleluia is often used. "Praise ye Jehovah."
Halm, A. (hahm)
Pianist, composer. B. 1789; d. 1872.
Hamerik, Asgar
Composer; Denmark. B.
Hammerklavier (Ger.)
A name for the P. F. (used by Beethoven in the great sonata, Op. 106). 4
Hanacca
A Moravian dance in time, somewhat like the polonaise.
Hanslick, Ed
Critic; Bohemia. B. 1825; d. 1904.
Hardegen, J
von. tria. B. 1834; d.
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Harmonic Scale
The series of natural harmonics; the scale of all brass instruments without valves or pistons.
Harmonie-Musik (Ger.)
Harmony music; music for wind instruments. A band composed of brass and wood instruments is called a harmony band.
Harmonist
One who is an expert in the art of harmony.