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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Ritmo (It.)

See Rhythm.

Ritmo a due battate. Of two measures.

Ritmo a tre battate. Of three measures.

The following passage, which, being written in (scherzo) time, looks like a six-bar phrase, is in reality a two-bar phrase, founded on the triple unit : 13 9 8 Rilasciando (It.) (ree - lah-she-an' - Rilasciante (ree-lah-she-an'-te). Relaxing the time; retarding.

← Ripieno (It.) (ree-pee-eh'-no)Rimettendo (It) (ree-met-ten'-do) – Rode, J. P. J →