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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Stimme (Ger.) (stim-meh) – String

Stimme (Ger.) (stim-meh)

(1) Voice. (2) Part. (3) Sound-post. (4) Organ-stop.

Stockhausen, M

Soprano; Germany. B. 1803; d. 1877.

Stradella, A

Composer; Italy. B. 1645; d. 1681.

Violin

Stradivari, A

(strah-dee-vah-ree). maker; Italy. B. 1644; d. 1737.

Stradivari, F

Violin maker; Italy. B. 1670; d. 1743.

Stradivari, O

Violin maker; Italy. B. 1679; d. 1742.

Strain

Song, air, tune, or a part of one.

Strakosch, Maurice

Pianist; Germany. B. 1825; d. 1887.

SUAVEMENTE

Strauss, Jos

Composer; Austria. B. 1827; d. 1870.

Strauss, Ludwig

Violinist; Austria. B.

Strelezki, A

Pianist, composer; pseudonym of an English writer. B. 1859; d 1907 SUAVITA Suavita (It.) (soo-ah'-vee-ta), con. With sweetness.

String

Abbreviation for Stringendo.

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