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A dictionary of music and musicians (1450-1889), 1900
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1Seyfried, iii. 478b; Sketches, iii. 528b; Straus (L.), iii. 737a; Tenth Symphony, iv. 92b; Thematic Catalogue, iv. 99b; Vaterländische Künstlerverein, iv. 807b.
3NOTTURNO. (See NOCTURNE, ii. 460b.)
5NOURRIT, A., ii. 479b; Académie de Musique, i. 9b; Chopin, i. 350b; Conservatoire, i. 392b; Garcia, i. 582a; Hiller (Ferd.), i. 737a; Mendelssohn, ii. 276a; Parisienne, La, ii. 650a; Poliuto, iii. 7b; Rossini, iii. 172a; Schubert, iii. 357a; Spontini, iii. 667a; Stoltz, iii. 717a; Wartel, iv. 383b; Castellan, iv. 582b; Falcon (Marie C.), iv. 632a.
7NOURRIT, L., ii. 479b; Garat, i. 581b.
9NOVELLETEN, ii. 480b; Schumann, iii. 409a, etc.
11NOVELLIS, DE; Strakosch, iii. 735a.
13NOVELLO, C., ii. 481b.
15NOVELLO, Clara, ii. 481b; Handel Festival, i. 658b; Mendelssohn, ii. 275a; Philh. Soc., ii. 699a; Scottish Mus., iii. 451b; Singing, iii. 510b, etc.
17NOVELLO, J. A., ii. 482a. (See NOVELLO, EWER & Co., ii. 482a.)
19NOVELLO, M., ii. 482a.
21NOVELLO, V., ii. 480b; Accompaniment, i. 24b; Arrangement, i. 93b; Choral Harmonists' Soc., i. 352a; Choron, i. 354a; Classical Harmonists, i. 352a; Dragonetti, i. 462a; Holmes (Ed.), i. 744a; Improperia, ii. 2a; Mendelssohn, ii. 274b, etc.; Miserere, ii. 336a; Philh. Soc., ii. 698a; Stokes, iii. 717a.
23NOVELLO, EWER & Co., ii. 482a; iv. 732b; Lied ohne Worte, ii. 135b; Mus. Periodicals, ii. 427a, etc.; Mus.-printing, ii. 436b; Novello (Vincent), ii. 482a; Orpheus, ii. 613a; Part-Song, ii. 659b; Tours (B.), iv. 155a; Ewer & Co., iv. 630b.
25NOVERRE, J. G., ii. 483a; Mozart, ii. 386a; Treitschke (M.), iv. 166a.
27NOWAKOWSKI, J.; PF. Mus., ii. 729b; PF.-playing, ii. 744; Song, iv. 795a.
29NOWELL. (See NOËL, ii. 462a.)
31NOZZE DI FIGARO, ii. 483b; iv. 732b; Mozart, ii. 390b.
33NUANCES, ii. 483b; iv. 732b; Beethoven, i. 205b; Notation, ii. 477a; Oratorio, ii. 535b.
35NUCCI, B.; Venice, iv. 809a.
37NÜSKE; Guitar, i. 640b.
39NUITS BLANCHES, ii. 484b; Heller, i. 725a.
41NUITTER, C.; Hist. of Mus., iv. 675a.
43NUMBER, ii. 484b; Opus, ii. 532b.
45NUNC DIMITTIS, ii. 484b; Service, iii. 472a, etc.
47NUNCINI; Frezzolini, i. 564a.
49NUQALDE, C. J.; Eslava, i. 495a.
51NUT, ii. 485b; Bow, i. 264b; Fingerboard, i. 524b; Violin, iv. 285a.
53NUX, P. V. de la; Gr. Prix de Rome, i. 618b.
55NYON, C. (See LAFONT, C.)
57O.
59OAKELEY, Sir H. S., ii. 485a; iv. 733a; Edinburgh Professorship of Mus., i. 483a; Mus. Lib., ii. 418b; Professor, iii. 33a; Purcell Society, iii. 53a; Reid Concerts, iii. 101b, etc.; University Society, iv. 207a; Mus. Instruments, iv. 722b.
61OBBLIGATO, ii. 485b; Accompaniment, i. 20a, etc.; Additional Accompaniments, i. 31a.
63OBERON, ii. 485b; Benedict, i. 223a; Weber, iv. 408b, etc.
65OBERTAS, iv. 733a.
67OBERTHÜR, C., ii. 485b.
69OBLIQUE MOTION; Contrary Motion, i. 396a; Motion, ii. 377a.
71OBLIQUE PIANO, ii. 486a.
73OBOE, ii. 486a; Barret, i. 144b; Bassett-Horn, i. 151a; Bassoon, i. 151b, etc.; Benda (G.), i. 221b; Besozzi (A.), i. 238b; Boehm (T.), i. 254b; Bombardon, etc., i. 259b; Cor Anglais, i. 400a; Crozier, i. 421a; Czerwenka, i. 426b; Ferlendis, i. 512a; Fiala, i. 518b; Fischer (J. G.), i. 529a; Fladt, i. 531a; Handel, i. 648a, etc.; Harmonics, i. 665b; Hautboy, i. 698b; Hoffmann (G.), i. 742a; Instrument, ii. 6b; Keys, ii. 55b; Lavigne, ii. 106a; Mouthpiece, ii. 378b; Musette, ii. 410b; Notation, ii. 478a; Orchestra, ii. 561b, etc.; Orchestration, ii. 567a, etc.; Organ, ii. 595a; Parke (J.), ii. 650a; Parke (W. T.), ii. 650b; Philidor (M.), ii. 702b, etc.; Philidor (J.), ii. 703a; Ramm, iii. 72b; Reed, iii. 90a; Shepherd's Pipe, iii. 486a; Sordini, iii. 637b; Timbre, iv. 117a; Tone, iv. 143b; Triébert, iv. 169a; Vogt (G.), iv. 331b; Walmisley (T. A.), iv. 379a; Wind-band, iv. 467b, etc.; Brod, iv. 565b.
75OBOE D'AMORE, ii. 488b; Additional Accompaniments, i. 34b; Flute d'Amour, i. 538a; Oboe, ii. 486a.
77OBOE DI CACCIA, ii. 489a; Additional Accompaniments, i. 34b; Instrument, ii. 6b; Oboe, ii. 486a; Orchestra, ii. 563b; Passion Mus., ii. 667a; Tenoroon, iv. 88b.
79OBRECHT, J., ii. 489b; Josquin, ii. 41a; Madrigal, ii. 188a; Mass, ii. 227b; Motet, ii. 372a, etc.; Mus. Antiqua, ii. 411a; Petrucci, ii. 696b; Peutinger, ii. 697a; Recte et Retro, iii. 88a; Schools of Comp., iii. 260a, etc.; Vereeniging, etc., iv. 255a; Dance rhythm, iv. 606a; Dodecachordon, iv. 616a; Part-books, iv. 739b; Sistine Chapel, iv. 794a.
81OCA DEL CAIRO, L', ii. 490a; Mozart, ii. 389b.
83O'CAHAN, R.; Irish Mus., ii. 19a.
85O'CALLAGHAN, G.; Irish Mus., ii. 22a.
87OCARINA, ii. 490a.
89O'CAROLAN, T., ii. 490a; Irish Mus., ii. 19a.
91OCCASIONAL ORATORIO, iv. 733b; Handel, i. 651b; Rule, Britannia, iii. 203b.
93OCCURSUS; Organum, ii. 610a.
95OCHA, DALL'; Campagnoli, i. 300b.
97OCHETTO, ii. 491a; Hocket, i. 741a.
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