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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Tadolini, G. (tah-do-lee'-nee) – Tansur, Will

Tadolini, G. (tah-do-lee'-nee)

Composer:

Italy. B. 1793; d. 1872.

Takt (Ger.)

Time, as Im Takt, a tempo; measure, as Ein Takt, one measure (or bar); beat, as Auftakt, up beat.

Taktstrich

A bar (line, not measure).

Talexy, A. (tah'-lex-ee)

Composer, pianist; France. B. 1820; d. 1881.

Talon (Fr.)

bow. The "frog" or heel of the

Tamberlik, Enrico

Tenor; Italy. B. 1820; d. 1889.

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Tambour (Fr.)

(1) A drum. (2) A drummer. Tambour de basque. Tambourine.

Tamboura, Tambura (also Pandora)

An Eastern species of the lute.

Tamburini, A. (tam-boo-ree'-nee)

Baritone; Italy. B. 1800; d. 1876.

Tamburo (It.)

Drum; side drum.

Tangent

The brass pin in the action of the clavichord that was forced against the string when the key was struck. Tantino (tan-tee-no), very little.

Tansur, Will

Composer, organist; Eng land. B. 1706. d. 1783.

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