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A dictionary of music and musicians (1450-1889), 1900
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1Dotzauer, i. 457a; Grützmacher, i. 635a.
2DRECHSSLER, J. G.; Hist. of Mus., iv. 676b.
3DREHER, i. 463a.
4DRESSLER; Beethoven, i. 163a.
5DRESSLER, G.; Schroeter, iv. 786b.
6DREULETTE; Cabel (Marie), i. 289b.
7DREXEL, J.; United States, iv. 204a.
8DREYSCHOCK, A., i. 463a; Julian, ii. 45b; Philh. Soc., ii. 699b; PF. Mus., ii. 732b; PF.-playing, ii. 742b; Rea, iii. 79a; Tomaschek, iv. 133b; Wrist Touch, iv. 491a.
9DRIEBERG, F. von; Caecilia, i. 295a; Hist. of Mus., iv. 675a.
10DROGHIERINA (See CHIMENTI, i. 345b.)
11DRONE, i. 463a; Bagpipe, i. 123b; Burden, i. 283b; Chaunter, i. 341a; Faux-Bourdon, i. 509b; Hurdy Gurdy, i. 759a; Irish Mus., ii. 20b; Musette, ii. 410b; Pedal Point, ii. 679a; Scottish Mus., iii. 439b; Song, iii. 593b; Tromba Marina, iv. 176a.
12DROUET, L. F. P., i. 463b; iv. 618b; Gordon (W.), i. 610b; Hortense (Queen), i. 754a; Mendelssohn, ii. 263b; Midsummer Night's Dream, ii. 328a; Partant pour la Syrie, ii. 653a; Song, iii. 595b; Tulou, iv. 186a.
13DRUM, i. 463b; iv. 618b; Additional Accompaniments, i. 36b; Bass-Drum, i. 150a; C., i. 289b; Gran Cassa, i. 616b; Grosse Caisse, i. 634a; Haydn, i. 703a; Instrument, ii. 7a; Janitscharen, ii. 31a; Kettle Drums, ii. 51b; Military Drum, ii. 331a; Notation, ii. 478a; Orchestra, ii. 561b; Partial Tones, ii. 654b; Philidor (Jacques), ii. 703a; Pipe and Tabor, ii. 754b; Rowland (A.), iii. 183b; Senza Piatti, iii. 463b; Side Drum, iii. 492a; Smart (Sir G.), iii. 537a; Sordini, iii. 638a; Sounds and Signals, iii. 642b; Staccato, iii. 685b; Symphony, iv. 21b; Tabor, iv. 51a; Tambourin, iv. 55a; Tenor Drum, iv. 88a; Tone, iv. 142a; Tonnerre, iv. 150b; Tucket, iv. 185a; Turkish Mus., iv. 191a; Wind-band, iv. 464a, etc.; Pauken, iv. 745a.
14DRUM, EGYPTIAN; Drum, i. 463b; Tambourine, iv. 55b.
15DRURY LANE, i. 466b; iv. 618b.
16DUBLIN; Professor, iii. 33a; Degrees, iv. 610a.
17DUBOIS, C. F. T., iv. 618b; Conserv. de Mus., i. 393a; Gr. Prix de Rome, i. 618b; Orphéon, ii. 612b; St. Saëns, iii. 215b.
18DUBOURG, G., i. 467a; iv. 619a; Violin, iv. 286b; Hist. of Mus., iv. 676b.
19DUBOURG, M., i. 467a; Clegg, i. 370b; Geminiani, i. 587b; Violin-playing, iv. 289.
20DUBRUCQ; Trinity Coll., London, iv. 171b.
21DUBÜQUE; Song, iii. 613b.
22DUC, Le. (See LEDUC.)
23DUCCI, A. and M.; Organ, ii. 602a.
24DUCHAMP, Mlle.; Garat, i. 581b.
25DUCHAMBE, Mme.; Song, iii. 595b.
26DUCHEMIN; Goudimel, i. 612a.
27DUCIS, B., i. 467b; Song, iii. 620a; Chorale, iv. 589a; Trésor mus., iv. 801b.
28DUCOUDRAY, B. (See BOURGAULT, iv. 557a.)
29DUCROQUET; Organ, ii. 601a.
30DUDDYNGTON, A., i. 468a; Organ, ii. 588a.
31DUDIK; Song, iii. 614b.
32DUDKA; Song, iii. 613a.
33DUDOSO; Eslava, i. 495a.
34DÜRRNER; Orpheus, ii. 613b.
35DUET, i. 468a; Part-Song, ii. 657b; Primo, iii. 30b.
36DUETTINO, i. 468a.
37DUFAY. (See FAY, iv. 634a.)
38DUFOUILLOUX; Horn, i. 748a.
39DUFOUR; Spohr, iii. 657a.
40DUFRESNE; Musard, ii. 409b.
41DUGAZON, G., i. 468a; Conservatoire, i. 392a; Trial, iv. 168b.
42DUGAZON, R., i. 468a.
43DUGGAN; Song, iii. 608b.
44DUHEM; Conservatoire, Brussels, i. 592b.
45DUIFFOPRUGCAR, G.; Violin, iv. 280a.
46DUJARDIN. (See ORTO, M. de.)
47DUKE, T. and R.; London Violin Makers, ii. 164a, etc.
48DULCE DOMUM; Reading (J.), iii. 79b.
49DULCIANA; Organ, ii. 597b.
50DULCIMER, i. 468a; iv. 619a; Cembalo, i. 330a; Gusikow, i. 641b; Hammer, i. 647b; Harpsichord, i. 688b; Instrument, ii. 7a; Pantaleon, ii. 645a; PF., ii. 710a, etc.; Psaltery, iii. 44b, etc.; Rose, iii. 161a.
51DULCINUS, F. B.; Bodenschatz, i. 254a.
52DULCKEN, Louise, i. 469a; iv. 619a; Bohrer, i. 255a; David (Ferd.), i. 433a; Mendelssohn, ii. 263a; Philh. Soc., ii. 699a; PF.-playing, ii. 744; Regondi, iii. 97a.
53DULCKEN, Sophie; Lebrun (S.), ii. 109b.
54DULICHUS; Bodenschatz, i. 253a.
55DUMANOIR, G.; Roi des Violons, iii. 146a, etc.; Vingt-quatre Violons, iv. 266b.
56DUMANOIR, M. G.; Roi des Violons, iii. 146b.
57DUMBA, M.; Schubert, iii. 321a, note, etc.
58DUMERSAN, F. M.; Chanson, i. 336a; Hist. of Mus., iv. 675a.
59DUMON; Conservatoire, Brussels, i. 592b.
60DUMONT, Louise. (See FARRENC, i. 508a.)
61DUMONT, H.; Part Mus., ii. 656b.
62DUMONT; Klavier-Mus., Alte, ii. 63a.
63DUN, F., iv. 619a; Scottish Mus., iii. 452a; Wilson (J.), iv. 463a.
64DUNCAN, G.; Violin, iv. 284a.
65DUNCAN, J.; Irish Mus., ii. 19a.
66DUNCKER; Harmonica, i. 663a.
67DUNI, E. R., i. 469a; Olimpiade, ii. 496b; Pergolesi, ii. 687b; Philidor, ii. 704b.
68DUNKLER; Violoncello-playing, iv. 301a.
69DUNSTABLE, J., iv. 619a; Hawkins, i. 700a; Mass, ii. 226b; Motet, ii. 372a; Schools of Comp., iii. 270a, etc.; Dance Rhythm, iv. 605b; Hist. of Mus., iv. 673b.
70DUODRAMA, i. 469b.
71DUPARC. (See FRANCESINA, La, i. 558a.)
72DUPHLY; Trésor des Pianistes, iv. 168b.
73DUPONT, A., iv. 621a; Conservatoire, Brussels, i. 592b; PF.-playing, ii. 745; Frickenhaus, iv. 643a.
74DUPONT, J., iv. 621a; Conservatoire, Brussels, i. 592b.
75DUPONT, sen.; Boccherini, i. 251a.
76DUPORT; Schubert, iii. 345b.
77DUPORTZ; Song, iii. 597a.
78DUPORT, J. L., i. 470a; iv. 621a; Franchomme, i. 558b; Kraft,
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