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Tromba (It.) – Tyrolienne (Fr.) (tee-rol-yen)

Tromba (It.)

Trumpet; a brass instrument of piercing, brilliant tone quality. Tromba marina (It.). See Nonnengeige.

Troveur, Trouverre (Fr.)

). A writer of romances, fabliaux, etc.; also a troubadour.

Tumultuoso (It.) (too-mul-too-o'-so)

Agitated; tumultuous.

Tune

(1) Air; melody. (2) Just intonation.

Tuner

One who adjusts the sounds of an instrument to the standard and relative pitch.

Tuono (It.)

(I) Sound. (2) Mode. Turca, alla (It.). In the Turkish manner. Turkish Music or Jannisary Music. Drums, cymbals, gongs, etc., to produce noise.

Turini, Fr. (too-ree'-nee)

Composer; Bohemia. B. 1590; d. 1656. TUTTA

Tutta (It.)

All. Con tutta forza. With full power.

Twelfth

An organ stop sounding the 12th above the diapason.

Tympani

See Timpani.

Tyrolienne (Fr.) (tee-rol-yen)

(1) A Tyrolese song for dancing. (2) Tyrolese song with jodel. U. C. Abbreviation of Una corda, one string.