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A dictionary of music and musicians . ., 1895
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1INDEX.
3ENCORE, i. 488a; iv. 627a; Altra Volta, i. 58a; Bis, i. 244b.
4ENFANT PRODIGUE, L', i. 488a; iv. 627a; Auber, i. 102b.
5ENGEDI. (See MOUNT OF OLIVES, ii. 378a.)
6ENGEL, C., iv. 627b; Banjo, i. 135b; Cembalo, i. 330a; Clavichord, i. 367b, etc.; Guitar, i. 640b; Harp, i. 685b; Harpsichord, i. 691a; Lute, ii. 175b, etc.; Mandoline, ii. 205b; Mus. Periodicals, ii. 428a; Song, iii. 599a, note; Spinet, iii. 652a; Violin, iv. 273a; Hist. of Mus., iv. 674a, etc.; Mus. Instruments, Coll. of, iv. 722b.
7ENGEL, G.; Gudehus, iv. 658b; Malten, iv. 709a.
8ENGLAND, G. and G. P., i. 488a; Organ, ii. 598b.
9ENGLISH HORN, i. 488b.
10ENGLISH OPERA, i. 488b; iv. 628a; Accompaniment, i. 22a; Ballad, i. 129b; Barnett (J.), i. 141a; Beggar's Opera, i. 209b; Bunn, i. 282b; Covent Garden Theatre, i. 413a; Drury Lane, i. 467a; Harrison (W.), i. 692b; Opera, ii. 506b, etc.; Pepusch, ii. 684b; Rosa, iii. 159b; Song, iii. 604b.
11ENGLITT; Virginal Mus., iv. 312a.
12ENHARMONIC; Change, i. 333a; Diesis, i. 446b; Modulation, ii. 343b; Resolution, iii. 115a; Temperament, iv. 75b.
13ENSEMBLE; Chorus, iv. 591a.
14ENTFÜHRUNG AUS DEM SERAIL, Die, i. 490a; iv. 628a; Mozart, ii. 388a.
15ENTRATA. (See INTRADA, ii. 13b.)
16ENTREE, i. 490a; Intrada, ii. 13b; Overture, ii. 623b.
17ENTR'ACTE; Divertissement, i. 451a; Intermezzo, ii. 7b; Nocturne, ii. 461a; Tune (Act-), iv. 187a.
18ENVALSON; Dic. of Mus., i. 446a.
19EPIDIAPENTE; Diapente, i. 442b.
20EPINE, F. M. de l', i. 490a; iv. 628a; Gallia, i. 578a; Pepusch, ii. 684b; Valentini, iv. 213b; Virginal Mus., iv. 307b.
21EPINETTE. (See SPINET, iv. 795a.)
22EPISCOPUS. (See BISCHOFF.)
23EPISODES, iv. 628a; Beethoven, i. 204a; Form, i. 542a, etc.; Fugue, i. 567a; Tonal Fugue, iv. 135a.
24EPSTEIN, J.; PF.-playing, ii. 745; Reinhold (H.), iii. 102b; Brüll, iv. 566b.
25EQUAL VOICES. (See UNEQUAL, iv. 201b.)
26ERANI, A.; Thursby, iv. 113a.
27ERARD, i. 490b.
28ERARD, i. 491a; iv. 629b; Abbey (J.), i. 2a; Grand Piano, i. 618a; Harp, i. 687a; Mendelssohn, ii. 269b; Pedals, ii. 682b, etc.; PF., ii. 718a, etc.; Repetition, iii. 108a; Transposing Instruments, iv. 160a.
29ERARS, J.; Mus. Antiqua, ii. 411a.
30ERARS, T.; Mus. Antiqua, ii. 411a.
31ERBA, Don D., i. 491b; Handel, i. 654a, note; Israel in Egypt, ii. 25b; Magnificat, ii. 197a; Oratorio, ii. 546b; Handel, iv. 664b.
32ERBA, G.; Handel, i. 654a, note.
33ERBACH, C., i. 491b; Bodenschatz, i. 253a.
34ERBAN; Wanhal, iv. 382a.
35ERBEN, B.; Bernhard (C.), i. 235b.
36ERDÖDY, Countess; Beethoven, i. 169a, etc.; Haydn, i. 716b.
37EREmita, G.; Bodenschatz, i. 253a; Mus. Transalpina, ii. 416a; Oriana, ii. 611b.
38ERK, L. C., i. 492a; iv. 629b; Tiersch, iv. 114b; Volkslied, iv. 337b.
39ERKEL, T.; Magyar Mus., ii. 198b.
40ERMEL, L.; Gd. Prix de Rome, i. 618b; Lesueur, ii. 125b.
41ERNANI, i. 492a; Verdi, iv. 247b.
42ERNST, H. W., i. 492a; iv. 629b; Beethoven, i. 181b, note; Boehm (Jos.), i. 254b; Chopin, i. 350b; Elegy, i. 485b; Gesellschaft, etc., i. 591b; Heller, i. 725a; Joachim, ii. 34b; Jullien, ii. 45a; Laub, ii. 103b; Mendelssohn, ii. 276b; Philh. Soc., ii. 699b; Robinson (Fanny), iii. 140b; Schumann, iii. 387b; Seyfried, iii. 478b; Stradivari, iii. 733a; Violin-playing, iv. 297b; Osborne (G. A.), iv. 737a.
43EROICA, The Sinfonia, i. 493a; Beethoven, i. 175b, etc.; Contredanse, i. 396b; Dis, i. 448b.
44ERRANI; Strakosch, iii. 734b.
45ERTMANN, The Baroness, i. 493b; Beethoven, i. 169a, etc.; Mendelssohn, ii. 268a.
46ESCHENBACH, J. T.; Æolodion, i. 40b.
47ESCHENBACH, W. von; Song, iii. 615a.
48ESCHMANN, J. C., iv. 629b; PF. Mus., ii. 733b.
49ESCOBETO, B.; Eslava, i. 494b; Schools of Comp., iii. 263a, etc.; Sistine Choir, iii. 521a; Sistine Chapel, iv. 794a.
50ESCU DIER, M. and L., i. 494a; iv. 629b; Dic. of Mus., i. 445b; Mus. Periodicals, ii. 429a; Troupenas (E.), iv. 179b.
51ESLAVA, M. H., i. 494b; Mus. Lib., ii. 423a; Song, iii. 599b.
52ESMERALDA, iv. 629b; Thomas (A. G.), iv. 103b.
53ESPAGNE, F.; Thompson (G.), iv. 107b. one of two readings
54ESPAgNE, F.; Thompson (G.), iv. 107b. one of two readings
55ESSENGA, S.; Mus. Lib., ii. 419a; Vecchi, iv. 234b.
56ESSER, H., i. 495a; Orpheus, ii. 613b; Richter (Hans), iii. 128b; Schumann, iii. 398b.
57ESSIPOFF, Mme., iv. 629b; Philh. Soc., ii. 700b; PF.-playing, ii. 745a; Leschetitzky, iv. 700a.
58ESTE, M., i. 495b; Accompaniment, i. 21b; Madrigal, ii. 191a; Mus. Antiquarian Soc., ii. 416b; Oriana, ii. 611a; Vocal Score, iv. 320a.
59ESTE, T., i. 495b; iv. 629b; Este (M.), i. 495b; Hymn, i. 762b; Kirbye, ii. 59b; Mus. Antiquarian Soc., ii. 416b; Mus. Lib., ii. 422b; Mus. Printing, ii. 435a; Schools of Comp., iii. 271a, etc.; Tomkins (T.), iv. 134b; Windsor Tune, iv. 474a; Psalter, iv. 760b, etc.
60ESTE, i. 496a; PF., ii. 709b.
61ESTERHAZY, Prince P.; Haydn, i. 705a, etc.
62ESTERHAZY, Count J.; Schubert, iii. 329a.
63ESTHER, i. 496a; Handel, i. 649b.
64ESTWICK, Rev. S., i. 496b.
65ETHERIDGE, G.; Edwards, i. 483b; Schools of Comp., iii. 270b.
66ETHERINGTON, M.; Philh. Soc., iv. 747a.
67ETOILE DU NORD, L', i. 496b; Meyerbeer, ii. 326a.
68ÉTUDES, i. 496b; Alkan, i. 53a; Baillot, i. 126a; Berger, i. 231a; Bertini (H.), i. 236a; Capriccio, i. 307a; Chopin, i. 349b; Clementi, i. 373a; Cramer (J. B.), i. 414a; Czerny, i. 426b; David (Ferd.), i. 434a; Dotzauer, i. 457b; Fiorillo, i. 528b; Gaviniés, i. 585b; Grützmacher (F.), i.
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