Pæan (Gr.)
A song of triumph, originally in praise of Apollo.
Paired Notes. A succession of thirds, sixths or eightns on the piano.
Palco (It.). The stage of a theatre.
Pallet. The valve that controls the admission of "wind" to the pipes of the organ, harmonium, etc.
Pachmann, Vladimir de. Pianist; Russia.
B. 1848.
Pacini, G. (pah-chee' - nee).
Italy. B. 1796; d. 1867.
Composer; Paderewski (pah-droof'-skee or pah-dref' skee). Pianist; Poland. B. Nov. 6, 1859.
Paganini, N. (pah-gah-nee'-nee). Violinist; Italy. B. 1784; d. 1840.
Paine, J. K. Composer, organist; U. S. A.
B. 1839; d. 1906.
Paisiello, G. (pah-e-se-el-lo). Composer:
Italy. B. 1741; d. 1816.
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