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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Sankey, Ira D – Scarlat'ti, Dominico (son of A.)

Sankey, Ira D

Vocalist; U. S. A. B. 1840; d. 1908.

Santley, Ch

Baritone; England. B: 1834.

Sarasate, P. M. M

Y. N. (sah-rah-sah'-teh).

Violinist, composer: Spain. B. 1844; d. 1908.

Sarrusophone

A brass wind instrument with a double reed like hautboy.

Sarti, G. (sar-tee)

Composer, organist; Italy. B. 1729; d. 1802.

Satter, Gustav

Composer, pianist; Austria.

B. 1832.

Satz (Ger.)

(I) A theme. Hauptsatz, principal theme; Seitensatz, secondary theme; Nebensatz, auxiliary theme; SchlussSatz, closing theme, or coda. (2) A piece; composition.

Sax, Antoine J

With his father, inventor of saxhorns, saxophones, etc.; France. B. 1814; d. 1894.

Sax, Ch. J. (father of A. J.)

). With his son, inventor of saxhorns, saxophones, etc.; France. B. 1791; d. 1865.

Saxtromba

Brass instrument resembling the saxhorn, but differing in tone quality from having a narrower tube.

Scalchi, Sofia (skal'-kee)

Alto; Italy. B. 1850.

Scarlat'ti, Dominico (son of A.)

). Composer, pianist; Italy. B. 1683; d. 1757.

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