P

65 terms in this part of Pronouncing Dictionary of Musical Terms, A to Z.

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• Pachmann, Vladimir de – Panofka, H
• Pallettes (Fr.)
• Panseron, A – Pastourelle
• Pantalon (Fr.)
• Parallel Motion
• Paraphrase
• Part
• Part-Song
• Partita (It.) (par-tee'-tah)
• Passaggio (It.) (pas-sad-jeo)
• Passione (It.)
• Pastoral, Pastorale (It.) (pas-to-rah'-leh)
• Patimento (It.) (pah-tee-men-to) – Per (It.) (pehr)
• Pavan
• Pavillon (Fr.) (pa-vee-yong)
• Pedal Check
• Peg
• Pensieroso (It.) (pen-see-eh-ro-so)
• Perabo, Ernst – Physharmonica
• Petto (It.)
• Pezzo (It.) (pet'-so)
• Phantasieren (Ger.) (fan-ta-see'-ren) – Plagal Cadence
• Phrasing
• Piacemento (It.) (pe-aht-chee-men'-tō)
• Piano (It.) (pee-an'-no)
• Piatti, A. (pee'-at-tee)
• Pibroch – Pleyel, Ignaz J
• Pieno-piena (It.) (pe-ch'-no)
• Piffero or Piffaro (It.)
• Pipe
• Pitch
• Pitch Pipe
• Piva (It.) (pee-vah)
• Plagal Scales or Modes
• Plain Chant
• Planxtiés
• Played
• Pleyel, Marie F. D – Popper, David
• Pneuma (Gr.) – Premier (Fr.) (preh-mee-eh)
• Pneumatic Action
• Pochetto (It.) (po-ket'-to)
• Polska
• Poniatowski, Prince J. M
• Ponticello (It.) (pon-tee-chel-lo)
• Porpora, Niccolo – Probe (Ger.) (pro-beh)
• Portamento (It.) (por-tah-men'-to)
• Position
• Possibile (It.) (pos-see'-bee-leh)
• Potpourri (Fr.) (po-poor-ee)
• Pp – Phantasie (Ger.)
• Ppp
• Precentor
• Preparation
• Presto (It.)
• Primary Accent
• Prime
• Proch, Heinrich – Punkt (Ger.) (poonkt)
• Progressive Stop
• Prova (It.)
• Prächtig (Ger.) (praych-tig)
• Punta (It.) (poon'-tah) – Pédale (Fr.)
• Purfling
• Pyramidon
• Pæan (Gr.)
• Périjourdine (peh-ree-zhoor-deen)