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A dictionary of music and musicians (A.D. 1450-1889)
1890.
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| 12 | A DICTIONARY OF MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. | Read | |
| 13 | ABBREVIATIONS. | Read | |
| 47 | 36 ADDITIONAL ACCOMPANIMENTS. | Read | |
| 48 | ADDITIONAL ACCOMPANIMENTS. | Read | |
| 54 | AGREMENS. | Read | |
| 55 | The agrémens used in modern music or in… | Read | |
| 57 | Colla, who composed for her most of the… | Read | |
| 58 | AIR. | Read | |
| 59 | red, almost brown, varnish, is more rema… | Read | |
| 64 | ALIANI. | Read | |
| 68 | ALPHABET. | Read | |
| 69 | called also counter-tenor, i.e. contra,… | Read | |
| 75 | ANALYSIS. | Read | |
| 76 | ANCIENT CONCERTS. | Read | |
| 77 | monic Society's concerts. She taught the… | Read | |
| 78 | ANDREOLI. | Read | |
| 95 | Arne married Miss Elizabeth Wright, a vo… | Read | |
| 96 | ARNE. | Read | |
| 99 | of the arpeggio to fall upon the beat, a… | Read | |
| 100 | ARPEGGIO. | Read | |
| 101 | of strings oboes and trumpets. The origi… | Read | |
| 102 | ARRANGEMENT. | Read | |
| 103 | ARRANGEMENT. | Read | |
| 104 | ARRANGEMENT. | Read | |
| 105 | key (op. 4) and Mendelssohn's edition of… | Read | |
| 106 | ARRANGEMENT. | Read | |
| 109 | more than three years, when his father,… | Read | |
| 113 | family, although of Norman origin, had b… | Read | |
| 114 | AUBER. | Read | |
| 115 | from 1866 to 1867 at Hamburg, and since… | Read | |
| 116 | AUSWAHL. | Read | |
| 117 | and Hartop in 1606); Sevenoaks Church, K… | Read | |
| 127 | full decision and typical clearness:—a d… | Read | |
| 128 | BACH. | Read | |
| 129 | of the Passion music; through his effort… | Read | |
| 130 | BACH-GESELLSCHAFT. | Read | |
| 131 | 84. Ich bin vergnügt. | Read | |
| 132 | BACHELOR OF MUSIC. | Read | |
| 133 | to the fulfilment of the above functions… | Read | |
| 134 | BAGATELLE. | Read | |
| 135 | like that of the oboe or bassoon, while… | Read | |
| 136 | BAGPIPE | Read | |
| 137 | (1872). Although his compositions are al… | Read | |
| 144 | BALLET. | Read | |
| 145 | della fratta. Lastly, in his 'Cartella m… | Read | |
| 146 | BANISTER. | Read | |
| 147 | than any of her rivals. Her voice was of… | Read | |
| 148 | BAR. | Read | |
| 149 | 'Kärnthner-thor' theatre and that 'auf d… | Read | |
| 156 | BARNBY. | Read | |
| 157 | Bartholomew wrote English words for Méhu… | Read | |
| 159 | are generally rather vague, but middle C… | Read | |
| 160 | BASS. | Read | |
| 161 | BASS CLARINET. | Read | |
| 162 | BASSET-HORN. | Read | |
| 165 | long independent melody of the greatest… | Read | |
| 166 | BATES. | Read | |
| 167 | before he was born. Nor did he correct a… | Read | |
| 172 | BECK. | Read | |
| 173 | first suggestion of marked psalters. Dr.… | Read | |
| 174 | BEETHOVEN. | Read | |
| 242 | BERGAMASCA. | Read | |
| 243 | Henri Vieuxtemps is the most distinguish… | Read | |
| 429 | violin concertos, a number of variations… | Read | |
| 519 | defences, protests, recriminations, and… | Read | |
| 630 | GRÜTZMACHER. | Read |