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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Lusinghiere (It.) (loo-sin-gee-eh-reh) – Löschhorn, Albert (lesh'-horn)

Lusinghiere (It.) (loo-sin-gee-eh-reh)

Coaxing; caressing; seductive. [From It., lusingare, to coax or flatter.]

Lustig (Ger.) (loos-tig)

Merry; gay; lively.

Luthier (Ger.) (loot-eer)

A lute-maker; also given to makers of all string instruments of the guitar or violin families.

Luttosamente

Mournfully. [From It., luttare, to mourn; struggle.]

Luttoso (It.) (loot-to-so)

Mournful.

Lyric Form

A composition the themes of which are not treated in the manner of the rondo or sonata, q. v.

Làssen, Eduard

Composer; Denmark. B. 1830; d. 1904.

Léclair, Jean M. (leh-clare)

Composer, violinist; France. B. 1687; d. 1764.

Löschhorn, Albert (lesh'-horn)

Pianist, composer; Germany. B. 1819; d. 1905.

Louis (Prince Ludwig F. C., of Prussia).

Composer. B. 1772; d. 1806.

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