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1INDEX.
3BRITISH CONCERTS, i. 277 a.
4BRITISH ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY, i. 277 a; iv. 565 b.
5BRITO, E. de, i. 277 b.
6BRITTON, T., i. 277 b; iv. 565 b; Baltzar, i. 133 b; Concert, i. 384 a; Dubourg (M.), i. 467 a; Song, iii. 603 b.
7BRIVIO; Frasi, i. 561 a.
8BROADHOUSE; Mus. Periodicals, iv. 726 b.
9BROADWOOD, i. 277 b; Beethoven, i. 171 b, etc.; Bennett (Sterndale), i. 225 a; Cabinet Piano, i. 290 a; Ferrari, i. 513 b; Grand Piano, i. 617 b; Harpsichord, 689 b; Key, Keyboard, ii. 54 a; Kirkman, ii. 61 b; Pedals, ii. 682 b; Pianoforte, ii. 714 b, etc.; Ruckers, iii. 193 b; Shudi, iii. 488 a, etc.; Sordini, iii. 637 a; Spinet, iii. 656 a; Stodart, iii. 716 b; Temperament, iv. 72 a; Transposing Instruments, iv. 160 b; Tuning, iv. 189 a; Wrestplank, iv. 490 b; Mus. Instruments, Collections of, iv. 723 a.
10BROCHE; Boieldieu, i. 255 b.
11BROCKHOVEN, J.; Negro Mus., iv. 730 a.
12BROD, H., iv. 565 b; Vogt, iv. 332 a.
13BRODERIP & LONGMAN; Grasshopper, i. 619 b.
14BRODERIP, J., iv. 565 b.
15BRODERIP, J. G., iv. 565 b.
16BRODERIP, R., iv. 565 b.
17BRODERIP, W., i. 278 a; iv. 565 b; Harington, i. 691 b; Tudway, iv. 199 b.
18BROECK, van der; Lemmens (N.), ii. 120 a.
19BRONSART, H. von, i. 278 b; iv. 566 a; Leipzig, ii. 115 b; Starck, iii. 690 b; Tausig, iv. 65 a; Zukunftsmusik, iv. 514 a.
20BROOKS, Shirley; Mus. Periodicals, ii. 427 b.
21BROS, J., i. 278 b; Eslava, i. 495 a.
22BROSCHI, C. (See FARINELLI, i. 504 a.)
23BROSIG, M.; Jadassohn, ii. 29 a.
24BROSSARD, S. de, i. 278 b; iv. 566 a; Dict. of Mus., i. 444 b; iv. 613 a; Grassineau, i. 620 a.
25BROUTIN; Gr. Prix de Rome, iv. 654 b.
26BROWN-BORTHWICK, Rev. R.; Naylor (J.), iv. 728 b.
27BROWN, J. D., iv. 566 a.
28BROWN, A.; Felton, i. 511 a.
29BROWNE, T.; Gresham Mus. Professorship, i. 627 b.
30BROWNE, von; Beethoven, i. 178 a; Galitzin, i. 576 a.
31BROWNSMITH, J. L., i. 279 a.
32BRUCH, Max, i. 279 a; iv. 566 a; Hiller (Ferd.), i. 737 b; Libretto, ii. 129 b; Loreley, ii. 166 b; Schools of Comp., iii. 299 b; Score, iii. 432; Song, iii. 630 b; Scottish Mus., iv. 791 b.
33BRUCHMANN; Sembrich, iii. 458 b.
34BRUCK, A. von; Song, iii. 620 a; Chorale, iv. 589 a.
35BRUCKNER, A., iv. 566 a; Reinhold (H.), iii. 102 b; Sechter, iii. 456 a.
36BRÜCKLER, H., iv. 566 a; Song, iii. 630 a.
37BRÜGGERMANN; Schubert, iii. 351 a.
38BRUEHL; Spontini, iii. 671 a, etc.
39BRÜLL, I., iv. 566 b; PF. Mus., ii. 736 a; PF.-playing, ii. 745 a; Philh. Soc., ii. 700 b; Schools of Comp., iii. 298 b.
40BRUGES, P. de; L'Homme armé, ii. 127 a.
41BRUGUIERE; Song, iii. 595 b.
42BRUHNS, N.; Buxtehude, i. 286 b.
43BRULEZ, G.; Chanson, i. 336 a; Musica antiqua, ii. 411 a.
44BRUMEL, A., i. 279 b; Josquin Després, ii. 40 b; L'homme armé, ii. 127 a; Madrigal, ii. 188 a; Mass, ii. 228 b; Motett, ii. 373 a; Schools of Comp., iii. 260 b; Burney, iv. 570 b; Dodecachordon, iv. 616 a; Part-books, iv. 739 b; Sistine Chapel, iv. 794 a; Trésor Mus., iv. 801 b.
45BRUMEL, J.; Wert, iv. 445 a.
46BRUMEN, J.; Sistine Chapel, iv. 794 a.
47BRUMMER. (See BOMBARDON, i. 259 b.)
48BRUNELLI; Song, iii. 588 a.
49BRUNET, J.; Sistine Chapel, iv. 794 a.
50BRUNETTE; Chanson, i. 335 b; Song, iii. 593 b, note.
51BRUNETTI, G., i. 280 a; Mozart, ii. 387 b.
52BRUNI, i. 280 a.
53BRUNI, A. B., i. 280 a; iv. 567 a; Pugnani, iii. 45 b; Tenor violin, iv. 92 a.
54BRUNNER, C. T.; PF. Mus., ii. 728 a.
55BRUNOT; Tulou, iv. 186 b.
56BRUSA; Mus. Lib., iv. 726 a.
57BRUSSELS CONSERVATOIRE. (See GEVAERT, i. 592 a.)
58BRUSTER; Schls. of Comp., iii. 273 a, note.
59BRUYANT; Vogt, iv. 332 a.
60BRYAN; Arnold (S.), i. 86 b; Tudway, iv. 199 a.
61BRYCESON, Brothers, iv. 567 a; Barrel Organ, i. 143 a; Electric Action, i. 485 a; Organ, ii. 607 b, etc.
62BRYNE, A., iv. 567 a.
63BUCCINELLI; Milan, ii. 329 a.
64BUCHWIESER, Mme. Lacsny; Schubert, iii. 331 a, etc.
65BUCK, D., iv. 567 a and 819 a; Eddy, iv. 625 b; Hist. of Mus., iv. 676 a.
66BUCK, Z., iv. 568 a; Beckwith, i. 162 a; Bexfield, i. 239 b; Norwich Festival, ii. 466 a.
67BUCKLAND, H.; Charity Children, i. 340 b.
68BUDDEUS; Philh. Soc., ii. 699 b.
69BUEL, C.; Bodenschatz, i. 253 b.
70BÜLOW, Hans von, i. 280 b; iv. 568 a; Arabesque, i. 80 b; Ballabile, i. 128 b; Bar, i. 137 b; Conductor, i. 390 b; Cornelius, i. 403 a; Cossmann, i. 406 a; Cramer (J. B.), i. 414 a; Draeseke, i. 460 b, etc.; Fingering, i. 527 b; Goetz, i. 607 a; Hauptmann, i. 698 a; Key, ii. 55 a; Klindworth, ii. 64 a; Liszt, ii. 146 b; Meistersinger von Nürnberg, ii. 248 a; Peabody Concerts, ii. 677 b; Philh. Soc., ii. 700 b; PF. Mus., ii. 734 b; PF.-playing, ii. 743 a; Popper (D.), iii. 15 b; Programme Mus., iii. 35 a; Raff, iii. 64 a; Rappoldi (L.), iii. 76 b; Repetition, iii. 108 b; Sauret, iii. 230 b; Scarlatti (D.), iii. 240 a; Schools of Comp., iii. 311 b; Schott (A.), iii. 314 b; Signale, iii. 492 b; Stark (L.), iii. 690 b; Tausig, iv. 65 a; Tonkünstlerverein, iv. 150 b; Truhn, iv. 180 a; Verdi, iv. 252 b; Wagner, iv. 358 b; Wieck, iv. 454 b; Wind-band, iv. 470 a; Wüllner, iv. 492 a; Zukunftsmusik, iv. 514 a; Bache (W.), iv. 529 b; Barth, iv. 531 b; Hartvigson (F.), iv. 669 a; Liszt, iv. 702 a; Raff, iv. 766 a.
71BÜRDE-NEY, Jenny, iv. 568 a; Philh. Soc., ii. 700 a.
72BURGEL, C.; PF. Mus., ii. 735 a; PF.-playing, ii. 745.
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