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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Mouth – Mysleweczek, J. (mis'-leh-veh-chek)

Mouth

The opening in the front of an organ flue-pipe.

Movement, Mouvement (Fr.) (move-mong)

(1) Tempo. (2) One of the members of a

Mozart, Leopold (mo'-tsart)

Violinist; Austria. B. 1719; d. 1787.

Mozart, Wolfgang A. (son of L.)

). Composer, pianist; Austria. B. 1756; d. 1791. MUTIG sonata, symphony, etc. (3) The motion of a part or parts.

Murky

An old name for a piece of harpsichord music with a bass of broken octaves.

Music Box

An instrument in which steel tongues are vibrated by means of pins set in a revolving cylinder.

Musical Glasses

An instrument consisting of a number of goblets, tuned to the notes of the scale, vibrated by passing a wetted finger around the edge.

Musikant (Ger.)

A vagabond musician.

Musiker, Musikus (Ger.)

A musician. (Generally used in a derogatory sense.)

Mysleweczek, J. (mis'-leh-veh-chek)

Com poser; Bohemia. B. 1737; d. 1781.

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