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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Hartnock, Carl E – Hautbois (Fr.) (hote-boa)

Hartnock, Carl E

1834.

Composer, pianist; Austria. B. 1834; d. 1867. (Jules Egghard.) Pianist. B. 1775; d.

Hartog, Edward

land. B. 1828.

Pianist, composer; Hol- Halle, Sir Ch. (hal-leh). Pianist, conductor;

Hartvigson, Anton

Pianist, composer; Sweden. B. 1845.

Haslinger, Tobias

Composer, publisher:

Austria. B. 1787; d. 1842.

Hasse, Faustina (has-seh)

Soprano; Italy.

B. 1700; d. 1783.

Hasse, J

A., her husband. Composer; Saxony. B. 1699; d. 1783.

Hatton, John L

Composer; England. B. 1809; d. 1886.

Hauck, Minnie (howk)

Soprano; U. S. A.

B. 1852.

Haupt, Carl (howpt)

Theorist, organist; Germany. B. 1810; d. 1891.

Hauptmann, Moritz (howpt-man)

Theorist, teacher; Germany. B. 1792; d. 1868.

Hauptsatz

Principal theme in a sonata or rondo, etc.

Hautbois (Fr.) (hote-boa)

See Oboe. Hautbois d'amour. A small variety of the hautboy. H dur (Ger.). B major. H moll (Ger.) (hah moll). B minor.

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