Books › A dictionary of music and musicians (A.D. 1450-1889) by eminent writers, English and foreign : with illustrations and woodcuts, 1902 › scan 138
Scan 138
A dictionary of music and musicians (A.D. 1450-1889) by eminent writers, English and foreign : with illustrations and woodcuts, 1902
64 lines. Read by computer on 29 August 2026. Printed page 130. See the scan on archive.org.
1712b; Horn (C. E.), i. 752b; Incledon, ii. 2b; Janiewicz, ii. 31a; Kelly, ii. 49b; Lacy (J.), ii. 82b; Mozart, ii. 384a; Sacchini, iii. 208a; Storace (Ann), iii. 719a; Turk, iv. 191a.
2RAVENSCROFT, J., iii. 78b; iv. 767a; Hawkins, i. 700b.
3RAVENSCROFT, T., iii. 78b; iv. 767a; Bar, i. 136b; Bennet (J.), i. 224b; Hymn, i. 762b, etc.; Melisma, ii. 248b; Old Hundredth Tune, ii. 496a; Pammelia, ii. 643a; Part-Song, ii. 658a; Programme-mus., iii. 36a; Round, iii. 180a, etc.; Schools of Comp., iii. 271a; Dunstable (J.), iv. 620a; Part-books, iv. 740b; Psalter, iv. 754b, etc.
4RAVINA, J. H., iii. 78b; PF. Mus., ii. 732b; PF.-playing, ii. 743b; PF. Mus., iv. 748b; PF.-playing, iv. 748b.
5RAWLINGS, R., iii. 79a.
6RAWLINGS, T., iii. 79a.
7RAWLINGS, T. A., iii. 79a; Song, iii. 607a.
8RAY, P.; Lamperti, ii. 88b; Milan, ii. 329a.
9RAYMAN, J.; London Violin Makers, ii. 163a; Violin, iv. 281a.
10RAYMOND AND AGNES, iii. 79a; iv. 767a; Loder (E. J.), ii. 159a.
11RAZUMOVSKY, D.; Hist. of Mus., iv. 675b.
12RE, iii. 79a; D, i. 426a.
13REA, W., iii. 79a; Schools of Comp., iii. 309b.
14READING, J., iii. 79b; Part-Mus., ii. 656b.
15READING, J., iii. 79b.
16READING, J., iii. 79b; Stanley, iii. 690a.
17READING, Rev. J., iii. 80a.
18REAL FUGUE, iii. 80a; iv. 767a; Fugue, i. 567a, note; Gabrieli (A.), i. 572a; Hexachord, i. 734a, etc.; Sanctus, iii. 224a; Schools of Comp., iii. 263b; Subject, iii. 748b; Tonal Fugue, iv. 134b; Part-writing, iv. 743a.
19REAY, S., iii. 81a; Part-song, ii. 659a.
20REBAB; Guzla, i. 642a.
21REBEC, iii. 81a; iv. 767a; Amati (A.), i. 58a; Bow, i. 264b; Cordier, i. 400b; Frets, i. 563b; Gerber (H. N.), i. 589a; Kit, ii. 62b; Lyre, ii. 182a; Violin, iv. 269a, etc.; Wind-band, iv. 464a, etc.
22REBEL, F., iii. 82a; Concert Spirituel, i. 385a.
23REBEL, J., iii. 82a; Violin-playing, iv. 292b.
24RÉBER, N. H., iii. 82a; Conservatoire de Mus., i. 392b; David (Fel.), i. 432a; Dict. of Mus., i. 446b; Pougin, iii. 23b; Sarasate, iii. 227b; Song, iii. 597a; Taudou, iv. 64b; Godard, iv. 649a.
25REBOUX, Mdlle.; Wagner, iv. 361a.
26RECITAL, iii. 83a; Concert, i. 384b.
27RECITATIVE, iii. 83a; iv. 767a; A Battuta, i. 1b; Accompaniment, i. 23a; Caccini, i. 290b; Carissimi, i. 314b; Chorus, i. 354b; Florence, i. 533b; Gluck, i. 602a; Harpsichord, i. 688a; Jommelli, ii. 38a; Lindley, ii. 143a; Melodrama, ii. 249b; Melody, ii. 250a, etc.; Modulation, ii. 346a; Monodia, ii. 354b; Monteverde, ii. 359a; Opera, ii. 498b, etc.; Oratorio, ii. 534a, etc.; Peri, ii. 690b; Scena, iii. 240b; Schools of Comp., iii. 286a; Secco Recitative, iii. 454b; Stiastny, iii. 713a; Thoroughbass, iv. 108b.
28RECITING-NOTE, iii. 86a; Modes Eccles., ii. 342b; Gregorian Tones, iv. 656b.
29RECORDER, iii. 86b; Flageolet, i. 531b; Organ, ii. 589b; Scottish Music, iii. 445b; Virdung, iv. 303b.
30RECORDING MUSIC, etc., iv. 767a.
31RECTE ET RETRO, PER, iii. 87b; Canon, i. 304a; Imitation, i. 766a; Rovescio, Al, iii. 183b; Tonal Fugue, iv. 139b.
32REDEKER, L. D. A., iii. 89a; Philh. Soc., ii. 700b.
33REDEMPTION, iv. 769a; Gounod, iv. 769a.
34REDFORD, J., iii. 89b; Accompaniment, i. 20b; Cathedral Mus., i. 325a; Hawkins, i. 700b; Motett Society, the, ii. 376b; Schools of Comp., iii. 270b.
35REDHEAD, R., iv. 769a; Chant, i. 338b.
36REDI, F.; Tesi-Tramontini, iv. 93b.
37REDI, T.; Siface, iii. 492a.
38REDOIS, J.; Schools of Comp., iii. 260a; Sistine Choir, iii. 520b.
39REDOUTE, iii. 89a; Ridotto, iii. 129b.
40REDOWA, iii. 89b; Varsoviana, iv. 230b.
41RÉE, A.; Hartvigson (F.), iv. 669a.
42REED, iii. 89b; Alphabet, i. 56b; Bagpipe, i. 123b, etc; Clarinet, i. 361b; Organ, ii. 573a, etc.
43REED, A., iv. 769a.
44REED, Priscilla, iii. 91b; Parry (J. O.), ii. 651b; Vauxhall Gardens, iv. 234a.
45REED, R., iii. 91b.
46REED, T. G., iii. 90b; iv. 769a; Parry (J. O.), ii. 651b; Soc. of British Musicians, iii. 544a.
47REED, W., iii. 91b.
48REEDSTOP, iii. 90a; Jeux d'Anches, ii. 34a; Krummhorn, ii. 74a; Organ, ii. 574a, etc.; Regal, iii. 93b; Tenoroon, iv. 88b.
49REEL, iii. 91b; Bagpipe, i. 124b; Gow, i. 615a; Irish Mus., ii. 21b; Polska, iii. 11b; Scordatura, iii. 426a; Scotch Snap, iii. 437b; Scotch Mus., iii. 450a; Strathspey, iii. 735a.
50REES; Dict. of Mus., i. 446b.
51REES, E.; Philh. Soc., iv. 747a.
52REEVE, W., iii. 92a; Opera, ii. 524a; Quintuple Time, iii. 61b; Shield, iii. 487a.
53REEVES, E., iii. 93a; Patey (Janet), ii. 672a.
54REEVES, H., iii. 93a; Singing, iii. 512b; Philh. Soc., iv. 746b.
55REEVES, J. Sims, iii. 92b; Cooke, i. 398a; Handel Festival, i. 658b; Jullien, ii. 45a; National Concerts, ii. 447b; Philh. Soc., ii. 699b; Schira, iii. 252a; Singing, iii. 512a, etc.; Tenor, iv. 88a; Thalberg, iv. 95b.
56REFORMATION SYMPHONY, The, iii. 93a; iv. 769b; Mendelssohn, ii. 265a, etc.
57REFRAIN, iii. 93b; iv. 769b; Chanson, i. 335b; Song, iii. 618b; Ture-lure, iv. 805a.
58REGAL, iii. 93b; iv. 769b; Positive Organ, iii. 21b; Virdung, iv. 303b.
59REGAN, A. (See SCHIMON, iii. 250b.)
60REGENBOGEN; Song, iii. 616b.
61REGIBO; Ophicleide, ii. 531b.
62REGIBO, A. B. M., iii. 93b; Ruckers, iii. 194b, etc.; Mus. Instruments, iv. 723a.
63REGIS, Joh.; L'homme armé, ii. 127a; Madrigal, ii. 188a;
The computer misreads some letters and numbers. Where a name matters to you, read the scan.