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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Mascherata (It.) (mas-kay'-ra-ta) – Même (Fr.) (mame)

Mascherata (It.) (mas-kay'-ra-ta)

A mask.

Massima (It.)

Whole note.

Master Chord

The dominant chord.

Master Fugue

One without episodes.

Master Note

The leading note.

Masure (mah-soo-re), Masurek, Masurka,

Mazurka

A Polish dance in time.

Matinée (Fr.) (ma-tee-neh')

A morning concert.

Mediant

The third degree of the scale.

Meisterfuge (Ger.)

See Master-fugue.

Mélange (Fr.) (meh-lonzh)

A medley.

Mélodie (Fr.)

Melody; air.

Même (Fr.) (mame)

The same.

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