Wütend (Ger.)
Raging; furioso.
Wollenhaupt, H. A. (vol' - len - howpt).
Composer, pianist; Germany. B. 1827; d. 1863.
Wraniczky, Paul (rah-nit' - skee). poser; Moravia. B. 1756; d. 1808.
Com- XY Z garian dulcimer.
Zingaresca (It.) (zin-gah-res-ca), Zigeunerartig (Ger.) (tsee-goy'-ner-ar-tig). In Gypsy style.
Xylophone, Strohfiedel (Ger.), Claquebois | Zimbalon, Cymbal, Czimbal. The Hun- (Fr.), Gigelira (It.). An instrument consisting of strips of wood graduated to produce the diatonic scale. They are supported on ropes of straw, etc., and are struck by hammers held one in each hand. An ingenious form of the xylophone is found in Africa, called the marimba. From Africa it was brought to South America, where it has been greatly enlarged by the Negroes of Guatemala.
Yodel. See Jodel.