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A dictionary of music and musicians (A.D. 1450-1889) by eminent writers, English and foreign : with illustrations and woodcuts, 1902
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1BY EACH WRITER IN THE DICTIONARY.
3MONK, Edwin G. [E. G. M.]—Anthem.
5NEWMARCH, Mrs. [R. N.]—Brahms.
7OAKELEY, Sir Herbert [H.S.O.]—Markull; Merkel; Niederrheinische Mus. Feste; Ouseley; Reid, General; Rink; Schneider, J. G.; Wesley, S. S.
9OUSELEY, Rev. Sir F. A. Gore [F. A. G. O.]—Arsis and Thesis; Augmentation; Cancrizans; Canon; Counterpoint; Fugato; Fughetta; Fugue; Imitation; Inversion.
11PARR, Henry [H. Pr.]—Touch; Treatment of the Organ; Venetian Swell; Viola da Gamba; Violin Diapason; Violoncello; Violone; Voix Célestes; Voluntary; Vox humana.
13PARRY, C. H. H. [C. H. H. P.]—Arrangement; Bass; Basso Continuo; Basso ostinato; Beats; Benedicite; Benedictus; Cadence; Cadenza; Cantata; Cantate Domino; Canticle; Cantoris; Chamber Music; Chladni; Chorale; Chord; Chromatic; Classical; Close; Coda; Codetta; Comma; Communion Service; Compass; Composition; Concord; Consecutive; Consonance; Construction; Contrapuntal; Contrary Motion; Countersubject; Credo; Creed; Day, A.; Decani; Degree; Deus Misereatur; Development; Diapason; Diatonic; Diesis; Diminished Intervals; Diminution; Discord; Dissonance; Dominant; Fantasia; Fermata; Fifth; Figure; Figured Bass; Form; Fourth; French sixth; Fundamental Bass; German sixth; Gloria; Ground-bass; Harmony; Imperfect; Interrupted Cadence; Interval; Introduction; Italian sixth; Jubilate; Key; Kirchen Cantaten; Leading-note; Leitmotif; License; Liedform; Lyric; Major; Measure; Melody; Minor; Mixed cadence; Modulation; Motion; Natural; Neapolitan Sixth; Ninth; Octave; Passage; Passing Notes; Percussion; Perfect; Period; Phrase; Plagal cadence; Preparation; Progression; Relation; Resolution; Retardation; Root; Second; Sequence; Seventh; Sixth; Sonata; Sonatina; Subdominant; Submediant; Suite; Supertonic; Suspension; Symphony; Third; Tonality; Transition; Triad; Tune; Unison; Variations; Working-out; Alberti bass; Dance-Rhythm; Episodes; Exposition; Harmony; Metamorphosis. one of two readings
14PARRY, C. H. H. [C. H. H. P.]—Arrangement; Bass; Basso Continuo; Basso ostinato; Beats; Benedicite; Benedictus; Cadence; Cadenza; Cantata; Cantate Domino; Canticle; Cantoris; Chamber Music; Chladni; Chorale; Chord; Chromatic; Classical; Close; Coda; Codetta; Comma; Communion Service; Compass; Composition; Concord; Consecutive; Consonance; Construction; Contrapuntal; Contrary Motion; Countersubject; Credo; Creed; Day, A.; Decani; Degree; Deus Misereatur; Development; Diapason; Diatonic; Diesis; Diminished Intervals; Diminution; Discord; Dissonance; Dominant; Fantasia; Fermata; Fifth; Figure; Figured Bass; Form; Fourth; French sixth; Fundamental Bass; German sixth; Gloria; Ground-bass; Harmony; Imperfect; Interrupted Cadence; Interval; Introduction; Italian sixth; Jubilate; Key; Kirchen Cantaten; Leading-note; Leitmotif; License; Liedform; Lyric; Major; Measure; Melody; Minor; Mixed cadence; Modulation; Motion; Natural; Neapolitan Sixth; Ninth; Octave; Passage; Passing Notes; Percussion; Perfect; Period; Phrase; Plagal cadence; Preparation; Progression; Relation; Resolution; Retardation; Root; Second; Sequence; Seventh; Sixth; Sonata; Sonatina; Subdominant; Submediant; Suite; Supertonic; Suspension; Symphony; Third; Tonicity; Transition; Triad; Tune; Unison; Variations; Working-out; Alberti bass; Dance-Rhythm; Episodes; Exposition; Harmony; Metamorphosis. one of two readings
16PAUER Ernst [P.]—Pianoforte Music; Pianoforte-playing.
18PAYNE, Edward J. [E. J. P.]—Forster, W.; Guadagnini; Guarnieri; Harmonics; Helmholtz; Highland Fling; Klotz; Landolfi; London Violin-makers; Lupot; Nut; Purfling; Rebec; Ribs; Rosin; Rota; Ruggieri; Salo, Di; Scordatura; Serafin; Shift; Soundholes; Soundpost; Stainer, Jacob; Stainer, M.; Stradivari; Taille; Tenor-violin; Tourte; Tromba marina; Tubbs; Urquhart; Vielle; Viol; Viola; Viola bastarda; Viola d'amore; Viola da braccio; Viola di fagotto; Viola pomposa; Violet; Violetta marina; Violin; Violoncello-playing; Wolf, The; Yriarte; Chest of viols; Testore; Ture-lure; Violino piccolo; Violoncello piccolo.
20PEARSON, Rev. Hugh [H. P.]—Pierson, H. H.
22PEMBER, Edward H. [E. H. P.]—Abbatini; Agazzari; Agostini, P.; Allegri; Anerio F.; Anerio, G. F.; Anfossi; Animuccia, G.; Animuccia, P.; Ariosti; Baccusi; Bai; Barre, A.; Baimi; Cafaro; Caldara; Canniciari; Caraccio; Carissimi; Casentini; Cavalieri, E. del; Cesti; Cifra; Clari; Colonna; Conforti; Conversi; Cortellini; Croce; Feo; Festa; Gasparini; Guglielmi, P.; Palestrina.
24PHILLIMORE, Miss [C. M. P.]—Accademia; Bologna; Conservatorio; Este; Ferrara; Florence; Lucca; Mantua; Milan; Musical Feasts; Naples; Padua.
26POHL, C. Ferdinand [C. F. P.]—Aaron; Abaco; Abeille; Abel, K. F.; Adamberger; Adami di Bolsena; Adlgasser; Adlung; Aiblinger; Ander; André; Artaria; Assmayer; Astorga; Barbaja; Baumgarten; Becher; Benda; Bibl; Boccherini; Bonno; Breitkopf & Härtel; Briel; Buxtehude; Carpani; Cavalieri, K.; Chrismann; Conti, F. B.; Czerny; Diabelli; Dittersdorf; Draghi, A.; Dragonetti; Duschek; Eberl; Eberlin; Esser; Eybler; Fischer, J. C.; Förster; Forti; Franz, K; Friberth; Fröhlich; Fuchs; Fux; Gänssbacher; Gebauer; Gelinek; Gerber; Gerbert; Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde; Gewandhaus Concerts; Graupner; Gyrowetz; Hanslick; Haslinger; Haydn, M.; Haydn; Hellmesberger; Henneberg; Herbeck; Hoffmeister; Holz; Jahn; Karajan; Kiesewetter; Kirchgessner; Köchel, von; Kraft; Kreissle von Hellborn; Krumpholz; Lanner; Lessel; Lincke; Lorenz; Marionette Theatre; Martinez; Mayser; Metastasio; Mosel; Mozart, L.; Mozart, W. A.; Mozart, C.; Mozarteum of Salzburg; Mozartstiftung; Muffat; Nicolai; Niemetschek; Nissen; Nottebohm; Ox-minuet; Pachelbel; Palfy; Palotta; Paradies, P. D.; Paradis, M. T.; Pichel; Pinto; Pleyel; Portmann; Predieri; Preindl; Preyer; Raaff; Ramm; Rauzzini; Redoute; Reutter; Salieri; Salomon; Sauer & Leidesdorf; Scarlatti, G.; Schachtner; Schack; Schenk; Schikaneder; Schmid; Schott, Söhne; Schroeter, J. S.; Sechler; Seyfried; Sonnleithner; Spaun; Stadler, A.; Stadler, M.; Staudigl; Stein; Stich; Strauss, J.; Strinasacchi; Süssmayer; Titze; Tomasini; Troyers; Tuma; Umlauf; Vogl, J. M.; Wagenseil; Walsegg; Weber Family; Weigl; Weiss, F.; Wild; Winter; Witteczek; Wranizky; Zumsteeg.
28POLE, William [W. P.]—Acuteness; Airy; Analysis of Compound Mus. Sounds; Anticipation; Ascending Scale; Augmented Interval; Pitch; Savart; Scale; Semitone.
30POLONASKI, E. [E. Pi.]—Hauser.
32PONTIGNY, Victor de [V. de P.]—Bass-drum; Castanets; Cavaillé; Chappington; Chinese Pavilion; Colombi; Conacher & Co.; Crang & Hancock; Cymbals; Dallam; Daublaine et Callinet; Drum; Dudington; Egan; England; Eulenstein; Forster & Andrews; Gabler; Glyn & Parker; Gong; Grancassa; Gray & Davison; Grosse Caisse; Guimbarde; Harris; Renatus; Hedgeland; Hewe; Hill & Son; Holdich; Janiewicz; Jews' Harp; Kettle-drums; Mus.-Printing; Piatti; Ponte; Senza Piatti; Side-drum; Smith, Father; Snetzler; Speechley; Tabor; Tambourin; Tambourine; Timbales; Timpani; Tonnerre, grosse caisse en; Tower Drums; Triangle; Walker, E. F.; Walker, J.; Wotton, W.; Antegnati; Barker; Bass-horn; Bevington & Sons; Bishop & Son; Bridge, R.; Byfield, J. jun.; Byfield, Jordan & Bridge; Dallery; Gern; Hildebrand; Jardine & Co; Jones, Henry & Sons; Jordan; Lewis; Lincoln; Müller, C.; Mus. Printing; Pauken; Pieterz; Roose; Schwarbrook; Sweetland; Telford; Toepfer; Torrian; Van Os; Vowles.
34POOLE, Reginald Lane [R. L. P.]—Sweelinck; Tylman Susato; Thomasschule; Vaet; Vecchi; Venos; Verdelot; Vereeniging Voor Noordnederland Mus.; Viadana; Vincentino; Vivaldi; Waelrant; Wert, de; Willaert.
36PROUT, Ebenezer [E. P.]—Accelerando; Accent; Accordion; Adagio; Additional Accompaniments; A due; Aeolina; Aeolodion; Affetuoso; Albumblatt; Alla breve; Allegro; Allegretto; Allemande; All' Ottava; American Organ; Andante; Andantino; Anglaise; Animato; Arabesque; Bagatelle; Ballabile; Bolero; Bourrée; Branle; Cachucha; Canarie; Canzona; Capriccietto; Capriccio; Chaconne; Characteristic; Concertante; Concertino; Concerto; Contredanse; Cotillon; Courante; Csardas; Cushion dance; Doubles; Dreher; Duet; Ecossaise; Entrée; Fandango; Forlana; Galliard; Gavotte; Grossvater Tanz; Harmonichord; Minuet.
38PULLING, Rev. W. [W. Pg.]—Hymns Ancient and Modern.
40PURDAY, Charles H. [C. H. P.]—Cramer & Co.; Goulding & Dalmaine; Androt; Notot.
42RICCI, Luigi [L. R.]—Pacini, G.; Pergola, la; Ricci; San Carlo; Scala, la; Zingarelli.
44RIMBAULT, Edward F. [E. F. R.]—Abell; Aldrich; Allison; Amner; Arnold, S.; Ashley, J.; Ashley, of Bath; Attey; Avery; Avison; Ayrton, E.; Ayrton, W.; Balfe; Banister; Barcroft; Barnett, J.; Barnett, J. F.; Barnby; Bartleman; Bartlett; Bateson; Batten; Beckwith; Bevin; Bishop, Sir H.; Blewitt; Brade; Braham; Bremner; Brewer; Britton; Bull; Bunting; Burney; Busby; Byrd; Babell; Bacon; Bathe.
46RIZZELI, Signor F. [F.Rz.]—Mancinelli; Mariani; Samara.
48ROCKSTRO, W. S. [W. S. R.]—Gradual; Gradual, the Roman; Hemiolia; Hexachord; Hidden Fifths and Octaves; High Mass;
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