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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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1INDEX.
3DEMOPHON, i. 440 a; Cherubini, i. 342 a.
4DEMUNCK, E.; Denefve, i. 440 a; Paque (G.), ii. 647 b.
5DE MURIS. (See Muris.)
6DENEFVE, J., i. 440 a; Orphéon, ii. 612 b.
7DENGREMONT, M.; Violin-playing, iv. 296 a.
8DENNER, J. C.; Clarinet, i. 361 a.
9DENTICE, F.; Mus. Divina, ii. 412 a; Schools of Comp., iii. 266 a; Sistine Chapel, iv. 794 b.
10DENTICE, L.; Miserere, ii. 336 a.
11DENZA; Song, iii. 590 b.
12D'ORTIGUE. (See Ortigue, ii. 614 a.)
13DEPART, Chant du, i. 440 b; Chanson, i. 335 b; Song, iii. 595 a.
14DE RESZKE, E., iv. 611 b.
15DE RESZKE, J., iv. 612 a.
16DE RESZKE, Jos., iv. 612 b.
17DEREVIS; Lamperti, ii. 89 a.
18DERFELDT; Song, iii. 614 a.
19DERING, R., i. 441 a; iv. 612 b; Mus. Lib., ii. 418 a; Burney, iv. 571 a; Thoroughbass, iv. 799 a.
20DESCANT. (See DISCANT, i. 448 b.)
21DESCHAMPS; Song, iii. 593 b.
22DESCORT; Chanson, i. 335 b.
23DESERTEUR, Le, i. 441 a; Monsigny, ii. 356 a.
24DESIDERI, G.; Bologna, i. 259 a; Hist. of Mus., iv. 676 a.
25DESMARETS, iv. 612 b; Académie de Mus., i. 7 b; Symphony, iv. 11 b.
26DESNOIRESTERRES, G.; Hist. of Mus., iv. 675 a.
27DESPERAMONS; Garat, i. 581 b.
28DESPREAUX, R.; Boccabadati, i. 250 b; Gr. Prix de Rome, i. 618 b.
29DESSAUER; Tomaschek, iv. 133 b.
30DESSOFF, O.; Rappoldi (E.), iii. 76 b; Reinhold, iii. 102 b; Brüll, iv. 566 b; Mottl, iv. 720 b.
31DESTOUCHES, F.; Haydn, i. 716 b; Musette, ii. 410 b; Mus. Lib., ii. 423 a, etc.; Opera, ii. 506 b; Symphony, iv. 11 b; Campra, iv. 577 a; Lalande, iv. 695 a.
32DETTINGEN TE DEUM, i. 441 a; Handel, i. 651 b; Te Deum, iv. 69 a; Urio, iv. 210 a.
33DEUS MISEREATUR, i. 441 a; Service, iii. 472 a.
34DEUTEROMELIA; Catch, i. 322 a; Pammelia, ii. 643 b; Round, iii. 180 b.
35DEUTSCHER TANZ; Allemande, i. 55 b; Teutsche, iv. 95 a.
36DEUTSCHE MUSIKZEITUNG; Bagge (S.), i. 123 a; Mus. Periodicals, ii. 430 a.
37DEUX JOURNÉES, Les, i. 441 b; iv. 612 b; Cherubini, i. 342 a.
38DEVELOPMENT, i. 441 b; Durchführung, i. 472 a; Figure, i. 521 a; Form, i. 544 a, etc.; Sonata, iii. 559 a; Working-out, iv. 486 b.
39DEVIL'S OPERA, The, i. 441 b; Macfarren (G.), ii. 186 a.
40DEVIN DU VILLAGE, Le, i. 441 b; Rousseau (J. J.), iii. 181 a; Zopf, iv. 513 b.
41DEVIENNE; Conservatoire, i. 392 a; Song, iii. 594 b.
42DÉVITIS. (See DIVITIS, i. 451 a.)
43DEVRIENT, W.S. (See SCHRÖDER, iii. 315 b.) one of two readings
44DEVRIENT, W. S. (See SCHRÖDER, iii. 315 b.) one of two readings
45DEVRIENT, Ed.; Marschner, ii. 219 a; Mendelssohn, ii. 254 b, etc.; Spontini, iii. 672 b; Zelter, iv. 505 b.
46DIABELLI, A., i. 442 a; Beethoven, i. 200 a; Liszt, ii. 145 b; Orpheus, ii. 613 b; PF. Mus., ii. 727 a; Schubert, iii. 334 b, etc.; Spina, iii. 650 b; Weigl (Th.), iv. 433 a; Vaterländische Künstlerverein, iv. 807 a, etc.
47DIADESTE, i. 442 b; Balfe, i. 127 a.
48DIAMANTS DE LA COURONNE, Les, i. 442 b; Auber, i. 102 b.
49DIAPASON, i. 442 b; Organ, ii. 579 a, etc.
50DIAPENTE, i. 442 b; Æolian Mode, i. 40 a; Authentic, i. 105 a; Fifth, i. 520 b; Gregorian Modes, i. 626 a; Hyper, i. 764 b.
51DIAPHONIA, iv. 612 b; Faux-Bourdon, i. 509 a; Organum, ii. 608 b; Strict Counterpoint, iii. 740 a; Guido d'Arezzo, iv. 659 a.
52DIATESSARON, i. 442 b; Æolian Mode, i. 40 a; Authentic, i. 105 a; Fourth, i. 557 b; Gregorian Modes, i. 626 a; Hyper, i. 764 b; Organum, ii. 610 a.
53DIATONIC, i. 442 b; Change, i. 333 a; Harmonics, i. 664 a; Harmony, i. 676 a; Modulation, ii. 343 b; Scale, iii. 235 b; Sequence, iii. 464 b.
54DIBDIN, C., i. 442 b; iv. 613 a; English Opera, i. 489 a; Melodists' Club, ii. 249 a; Mus. Lib., ii. 419 b; Pantomime, ii. 646 a; Schools of Comp., iii. 291 a; Song, iii. 606 b; Table Entertainment, iv. 51 a; Thoroughbass, iv. 108 b.
55DIBDIN, H. E., i. 444 a.
56DICKENSON, Ed.; London Violin Makers, ii. 164 b.
57DICKONS, Mrs., i. 444 b; Ancient Concerts, i. 64 b; Poole, iii. 15 b; Rauzzini, iii. 78 a; Vauxhall Gardens, iv. 233 b; Vocal Concerts, iv. 319 a.
58DICTIONARIES OF MUSIC, i. 444 b; iv. 613 a; Hist. of Mus., iv. 677 a.
59DIDEROT; Bemetzrieder, i. 221 a; Dict. of Mus., i. 446 a
60DIEMER; Indy, iv. 684 a.
61DIEPPO; Conservatoire, i. 392 b.
62DIES; Haydn, i. 715 a.
63DIES IRÆ, iv. 613 b; Sequentia, iii. 466 a.
64DIESIS, i. 446 b; Accidentals, i. 18 b; Notation, ii. 474 a; Sharp, iii. 485 a; Zacconi, iv. 497 b.
65DIETRICH, S.; Chorale, iv. 589 b; Dodecachordon, iv. 616 a.
66DIETRICH, A., iv. 614 b; Schumann, iii. 404 a.
67DIETRICH, L. von; Song. iii. 614 b.
68DIETRICH, W. G.; Philh. Soc., New York, ii. 702 a.
69DIETRICHSTEIN, Count Moritz; Beethoven, i. 196 b; Schubert, iii. 333 b; Vaterländische Künstlerverein, iv. 807 b.
70DIETSCHE, P. L. P., iv. 614 b; Cæcilia, St., i. 329 b; Choron, i. 354 a; Vaisseau-Fantôme, iv. 213 a, note; Fauré, iv. 633 b; Vaisseau-Fantôme, iv. 806 a.
71DIETZ, F. C.; Hist. of Mus., iv. 675 a, etc.
72DIETZ, M.; Harp, iv. 668 a.
73DIEUPART, C., i. 446 b; Clayton, i. 370 a; Haym, i. 723 a.
74DIFFERENTIAL TONE; Resultant Tones, iii. 119 a.
75DI GIOVANNI, i. 447 a.
76DIGITORIUM, i. 447 a.
77DIGON, J. (See DIGON, iv. 625 a.)
78DIGNUM, C., i. 447 b; iv. 614 b; Glee Club, i. 599 a.
79DIMINISHED INTERVALS, i. 447 b; Harmony, i. 680 b; Modulation, ii. 344 b; Ninth, ii. 460 b; Schools of Comp., iii. 288 a; Seventh, iii. 477 b.
80DIMINUENDO, i. 448 a; Decrescendo, i. 438 b.
81DIMINUTION, i. 448 a; Augmentation, i. 104 b; Canon, i. 304 a; Counterpoint, i. 409 a; Imitation, i. 766 a; Tonal Fugue, iv. 137 b.
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