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Scan 123
dictionary of music, 1896
84 lines. Read by computer on 12 September 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
1Gefühl (ghě-fūl'), Ger. Sentiment, expression.
2Gegen (ghā'g'n), Ger. Against, contrasted with, opposed to.
3Gegenbewegung (gě'g'n-bě-wě'goong), Ger. Contrary motion.
4Gegengesang (gě'g'n-gě-săng'), Ger. Antiphony.
5Gegenhall (gě'g'n-häll'), Ger. Resonance, echo.
6Gegenschall (gě'g'n-shäll'), Ger. echo.
7Gegenpunkt (gě'g'n-pooukt'), Ger. Counterpoint.
8Gegenstimme (gě'g'n-stǐm'mě), Ger. Counter tenor, or alto, part. one of two readings
9Gegenstimme (gě'g'n-stīm'mě), Ger. Counter tenor, or alto, part. one of two readings
10Gegenstimmig (gě'g'n-stǐm'mǐg), Ger. Dissonant, discordant. one of two readings
11Gegenstimmig (gě'g'n-stīm'mīg), Ger. Dissonant, discordant. one of two readings
12Gegensubject (gě'g'n-soob-yěkt'), Ger. Countersubject, in a fugue.
13Gehend (gā'ěnd), Ger. A word referring to movement, and having the same meaning as andante.
14Gehörlehre (ghě-hör'lā-rě), Ger. Acoustics.
15Gehörspielen (ghě-hör'spěl'n), Ger. To play by ear. one of two readings
16Gehörspielen (ghě-hör'spēl'n), Ger. To play by ear. one of two readings
17Geige (gī'ghě), Ger. The violin.
18Geigen (gī'ghěn), Ger. To play on the violin.
19Geigenblatt (gī'ghěn-blätt), Ger. The fingerboard of a violin.
20Geigenbogen (gī'ghěn-bō'g'n), Ger. Violin-bow.
21Geigenclavicymbel (gī'ghěn-clā-vǐ-tsǐm'běl), Ger. An instrument similar to a harpsichord or pianoforte. one of two readings
22Geigenclavicymbel (gī'ghěn-clā-vĭ-tsīm'běl), Ger. An instrument similar to a harpsichord or pianoforte. one of two readings
23Geigenförmig (gī'ghěn-för'mǐg), Ger. Having the form of a violin. one of two readings
24Geigenförmig (gī'ghěn-för'mīg), Ger. Having the form of a violin. one of two readings
25Geigenfutter (gī'ghěn-foot'těr), Ger. Case for a violin.
26Geigenhals (gī'ghěn-hāls), Ger. The neck of a violin.
27Geigenharz (gī'ghěn-hārts), Ger. Spanish resin, hard resin. one of two readings
28Geigenharz (gī'ghěn-härts), Ger. Spanish resin, hard resin. one of two readings
29Geigenholz (gī'ghěn-hōlts), Ger. The wood used in making violins.
30Geigenmacher (gī'ghěn-mā'khěr), Ger. A violin-maker.
31Geigenprincipal (gī'ghěn-prǐn-tsǐ-pǎl'), Ger. A German organ diapason stop, with a tone like that of the gamba, but fuller. one of two readings
32Geigenprincipal (gī'ghěn-prīn-tsī-pāl'), Ger. A German organ diapason stop, with a tone like that of the gamba, but fuller. one of two readings
33Geigensaite (gī'ghěn-sā'ī'tě), Ger. Violin string. one of two readings
34Geigensaite (gī'ghěn-sāĭ'tě), Ger. Violin string. one of two readings
35Geigensattel (gī'ghěn-sā't't'l), Ger. The bridge of a violin. one of two readings
36Geigensattel (gī'ghěn-sāĭ't'l), Ger. The bridge of a violin. one of two readings
37Geigensteg (gī'ghěn-stāgh), Ger. A violin-school, or method of instruction.
38Geigenstrich (gī'ghěn-strǐkh), Ger. A stroke of the violin-bow. one of two readings
39Geigenstrich (gī'ghěn-strīkh), Ger. A stroke of the violin-bow. one of two readings
40Geigenstück (gī'ghěn-stūk), Ger. A tune for the violin.
41Geigenwerk (gī'ghěn-wārk), Ger. The celestina, an organ-stop of 4-feet scale.
42Geigenwirbel (gī'ghěn-wīr'b'l), Ger. A violin-peg.
43Geigenzug (gī'ghěn-tsoog), Ger. A violin-stop.
44Geiger (gī'ghěr), Ger. Violin-player.
45Geistlich (gī'st'líkh), Ger. Ecclesiastical, clerical. one of two readings
46Geistlich (gīst'líkh), Ger. Ecclesiastical, clerical. one of two readings
47Geistliche Gesänge (gī'st'lí-khě gě-săn'gě), Psalms, hymns, spiritual songs. one of two readings
48Geistliche Gesänge (gīst'lí-khě gě-săn'gě), Psalms, hymns, spiritual songs. one of two readings
49Geistliche Lieder (gī'st'lí-khě lě'děr), Ger. Psalms, hymns, spiritual songs. one of two readings
50Geistliche Lieder (gīst-lī-khě lě'děr), Ger. Psalms, hymns, spiritual songs. one of two readings
51Geistreich (gī'st'řikh), Ger. Spirited, full of life and animation. one of two readings
52Geistreich (gīst'řikh), Ger. Spirited, full of life and animation. one of two readings
53Geistvoll (gī'st'fōl), Ger. Spirited, full of life and animation. one of two readings
54Geistvoll (gīst'fōl), Ger. Spirited, full of life and animation. one of two readings
55Geklingel (ghě-klīng'1), Ger. Tinkling, ringing of a bell.
56Gelassen (ghě-lās's'n), Ger. Calmly, quietly.
57Gelassenheit (ghě-lās's'n-hīt), Ger. Calmness, tranquillity.
58Geläufe (ghě-loy'fě), Ger. Running passages, scale passages, rapid movements.
59Geläufen (ghě-loy'fěn), Ger. Running passages, scale passages, rapid movements.
60Geläufig (ghě-loy'fīgh), Ger. Easy, fluent, rapid.
61Geläufigkeit (ghě-loy'fīgh-kīt), Ger. Fluency, ease.
62Geläut (ghě-loyt), Ger. A peal of bells, ringing of bells.
63Gelinde (ghě-līn'dě), Ger. Softly, gently.
64Gelindigkeit (ghě-līn'dīgh-kīt), Ger. Softness, gentleness, sweetness.
65Gellen (gěl'l'n), Ger. To sound loudly.
66Gellenflöte (gěl'l'n-flō'tě), Ger. Clarionet.
67Geltung (gěl'toong), Ger. The value or proportion of a note.
68Gemächlich (ghě-mākh'líkh), Ger. Quietly; in a calm, slow manner.
69Gemachsam (ghě-mākh'sām), Ger. Gradually, by degrees.
70Gemählig (ghě-mā/līg), Ger. Gradually, by degrees.
71Gemässigt (ghě-mā's'sǐgt), Ger. Moderate, moderato. one of two readings
72Gemässigt (ghě-mā's'sīgt), Ger. Moderate, moderato. one of two readings
73Gemisch (ghě-mǐsh'), Ger. Mixed; mixture, or compound, stops in an organ. one of two readings
74Gemisch (ghě-mīsh'), Ger. Mixed; mixture, or compound, stops in an organ. one of two readings
75Gemsenhorn. An instrument formed of a small pipe made of the horn of a chamois, or wild goat.
76Gemshorn (ghěms'hōrn), Ger. An organ-stop with conical pipes. The tone is light, but very clear.
77Gemshornquint (ghěms'hōrn-kwǐnt), Ger. An organ-stop with conical pipes, sounding a fifth above the foundation stops. one of two readings
78Gemshornquint (ghěms'hōrn-kwīnt), Ger. An organ-stop with conical pipes, sounding a fifth above the foundation stops. one of two readings
79Gemüth (ghě-mūt'), Ger. Mind, soul.
80Gemüthlich (ghě-mūt'líkh), Ger. Agreeable, expressive.
81Genera (gě-nā/rā), Lat. A term used by the ancients to indicate the modes according to which they divided
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83Genus (gā'noos), Lat. A term used by the ancients to indicate the modes according to which they divided one of two readings
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