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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Piacemento (It.) (pe-aht-chee-men'-tō)

See Piacere.

Piacere, à (It.) (pe-aht-chee' - reh). At pleasure, i. e., the tempo at the will of the performer.

Piacevole (It.) (pe-aht - cheh' - vo - leh).

Smoothly; quietly.

Piacevolezza (It.) (pe-aht-cheh-vo-let'-za), con.

With smoothness.

Piacevolmente (It.) (pe-aht-cheh-vol-men'teh). Smoothly. Pianette (Fr.), Pianino (It.) (pee-ah-neeno). A small piano; upright piano. Piangendo (It.) (pee-an-jen-do), Piangevole (pee-an-jeh'-vo-leh), Piangevolmente (pee-an-jeh-vol-men-teh). "Weeping;" plaintively wailing. PIENO-PIENA In common

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