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A dictionary of music and musicians (1450-1889), 1900
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1pagnoli, i. 300b; Cartier, i. 318a; Ferrari (D.), i. 513b; Janiewicz, ii. 31a; Linley (T.), ii. 144a; Lolli, ii. 162a; Mozart, ii. 382b; Pichel (W.), ii. 751b; Scordatura, iii. 426a; Sonata, iii. 558b; Tartini, iv. 60b; Violin-playing, iv. 292a.
2NARES, J., ii. 446b; iv. 728a; Arnold (S.), i. 86b, etc.; Attwood, i. 101a; Ayrton, i. 106b; Butler, i. 286b; Camidge (M.), i. 300a; Carnaby (W.), i. 316a; Cathedral Music, i. 325b; Holder (J.), i. 743a; Part Music, ii. 656b; Schools of Comp., iii. 286b; Smith (J.S.), iii. 540b; Vocal Scores, iv. 319b; Camidge, iv. 576a.
3NASCO; Mus. Lib., iv. 726a.
4NASOLINI; Odéon, ii. 492b.
5NASON; Organ, ii. 591a.
6NASSAT; Organ, ii. 602b.
7NATALE, P.; Rome, iv. 774a.
8NATALI; Strakosch, iii. 734a.
9NATALUCCI; Sgambati, iii. 479a.
10NATHAN, I., ii. 447a.
11NATIONAL CONCERTS, ii. 447a.
12NATIONAL MUS. TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION; Tourjee (E.), iv. 155a; United States, iv. 204a.
13NATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL FOR MUSIC, ii. 447b; iv. 728a; Sullivan, iii. 763b; Training School, iv. 158b; D'Albert (E.), iv. 604a.
14NATURAL, ii. 447b; Accidentals, i. 15a; Key, ii. 52a; Key and Keyboard, ii. 53a, etc.; Mus. Ficta, ii. 415a.
15NATURAL HARMONICS; Harmonics, i. 665a.
16NAU, Maria D. B. J., ii. 448a.
17NAUDIN, E., ii. 448b.
18NAUE, J.; Bach (J. Ch.), i. 111a; Loewe (J. C. G.), ii. 160a.
19NAUMANN, Emil, ii. 449b; iv. 728a; Mendelssohn, ii. 295b; Song, iii. 591a; History of Mus., iv. 675b.
20NAUMANN, Ernst, ii. 449a; Schneider (J. G.), iii. 256a.
21NAUMANN, J. G., ii. 448b; Auswahl, i. 105a; Harmonica, i. 662b; Latrobe, ii. 103a; Mus. Lib., ii. 422b; Oratorio, ii. 552b; Orpheus, ii. 613a; Weber, iv. 403a; Mus. Lib., iv. 726a.
22NAVA, G., ii. 449b; iv. 728a; Santley, iii. 226a; Welch (J. B.), iv. 434b.
23NAVARRO; Eslava, i. 494b; Sagio di Contrappunto, iii. 212a.
24NAVOIGILLE, ii. 449b; Marseillaise, ii. 220b.
25NAYLOR, J., iv. 728a.
26NAZARD; Organ, ii. 603b.
27NEANDER; Bodenschatz, i. 253a.
28NEAPOLITAN SIXTH, ii. 450a.
29NEATE, C., ii. 450a; Beethoven, i. 194a, etc.; Choral Harmonists' Soc., i. 352a; Danneley, i. 430a; Philh. Soc., ii. 698a; PF. Mus., ii. 727a; PF.-playing, ii. 744; Programme, iii. 38a, note; Roy. Soc. of Musicians, iii. 187b; Salaman, iii. 217b; Thayer, iv. 98b.
30NEBRA, J. de; Eslava, i. 495a; Yriarte, iv. 496b; Sistine Chapel, iv. 794a.
31NEEDLER, H., ii. 450b; Mus. Lib., ii. 419b.
32NEEFE, C. G., ii. 450b; Beethoven, i. 163a, etc.; Singspiel, iii. 517a; Song, iii. 621b; Willmann, iv. 460b, note; Zemire & Azor, iv. 505b.
33NEGRI; Latrobe, ii. 103a; Lyceum Theatre, ii. 181a; Williams (Sisters), iv. 459b.
34NEGRI, M., ii. 451a.
35NEGRI, R., ii. 451a.
36NEGRO-MUSIC, iv. 728b; United States, iv. 806a.
37NEIGE LA, ii. 451a; Auber, i. 102b.
38NEITHARDT, A. H., ii. 451a; Bach (J. C.), i. 111a; Erk, i. 492a; Part Music, ii. 656b.
39NEL COR PIÙ, ii. 451b.
40NENCINI; Haydn, i. 706b.
41NENNA, P.; Mus. Divina, ii. 412b; Venosa (P. of), iv. 237b; Villanella, iv. 264b.
42NERI, M.; Tenor Violin, iv. 89b; Violin-playing, iv. 288b.
43NERI, St. P.; Animuccia (G.), i. 68b; Laudi Spirituali, ii. 105a; Oratorio, ii. 534a; Palestrina, ii. 638b, etc.; Soto, iii. 639b; Dance rhythm, iv. 606b.
44NÉRON, ii. 451b; Rubinstein, iii. 192a.
45NERUDA, A., ii. 451b.
46NERUDA, F., ii. 451b.
47NERUDA, JAKOB, ii. 451b.
48NERUDA, J. B., ii. 451b.
49NERUDA, J. C., ii. 451b.
50NERUDA, L., ii. 451b.
51NERUDA, Mad. N., ii. 451b; iv. 730a; Jansa, ii. 32b; Philh. Soc., ii. 699b; Schools of Comp., iii. 311a; Stradivari, iii. 733a; Vieuxtemps, iv. 263a; Violin-playing, iv. 298a; Hallé, iv. 662a.
52NESSLER, V., iv. 730a.
53NETHERLANDS, MUSIC OF THE; Vander Straeten, iv. 216b; Hist. of Mus., iv. 675b.
54NEUE ZEITSCHRIFT FÜR MUSIK; Brendel, i. 273b; Mus. Periodicals, ii. 431a; Schumann, iii. 389b; Zopff, iv. 513b; Zukunftsmusik, iv. 514a.
55NEUENDORFF, A.; Philh. Soc., New York, ii. 702a.
56NEUKIRCHNER; Bassoon, i. 154b.
57NEUKOMM, S. C., ii. 452a; Clarinet, i. 364b; Dussek (J. L.), i. 475b; Handel Gesellschaft, i. 659a; Haydn (M.), i. 702a; Haydn, i. 715b, etc.; Latrobe, ii. 103a; Mendelssohn, ii. 263a, etc.; Mozart (W. A.), ii. 406a; Mus. Lib., ii. 422b; Part Mus., ii. 656b; Stabat Mater, iii. 685a.
58NEUMÆ; Notation, ii. 467b, etc.; Pneuma, iii. 4b; Quilisma, iii. 60b; Semibreve, iii. 459a; Stave, iii. 692a, etc.; Torculus, iv. 150b; Tractus, iv. 800a.
59NEUMARK, G., iv. 730b; Chorale, i. 351b; iv. 589a.
60NEUPERT, E.; Song, iii. 611a; Hartvigson (A.), iv. 669b.
61NEUSIEDLER, H.; Lute, ii. 177b; Song, iii. 619a, note.
62NEUSIEDLER, M.; Lute, ii. 176b.
63NEVADA. (See WIXOM, iv. 477a.)
64NEW PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, The, ii. 452b; iv. 730b; Analysis, i. 63a; Wylde (H.). iv. 492b.
65NEWARK, W.; Cornyshe (W.), i. 404b; Burney, iv. 570b.
66NEWY, J.; Gresham Mus. Professorship, i. 627b.
67NEY. (See BÜRDE-NEY, iv. 568a.)
68NIBELUNGEN, Der Ring des, ii. 453a; iv. 730a; Wagner, iv. 359a.
69NICHELMANN; Klavier Musik, Alte, ii. 63a; Song, iii. 621b.
70NICHOLSON, C., ii. 453a; James (W. N.), ii. 30b.
71NICHOLSON; Royal Academy of Mus., iii. 185a.
72NICODÉ, J. L., iv. 730b; PF. Mus., ii. 736a.
73NICOLAI, O., ii. 453a; Dorn, i. 455a; Marchesi, ii. 214b; Mendel, ii. 252b.
74NICOLAI; Burney, iv. 571a.
75NICOLINI, E. N., ii. 453b; iv. 731b; Singing, iii. 511a; Patti, iv. 745a.
76NICOLINI, N. G., ii. 454a; Grimaldi, i. 632a; Haym, i.
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