Scan 86
Pronouncing and defining dictionary of music, 1896
63 lines. Read by computer on 12 September 2026. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
1Con fretta (kôn frêt'tä), It. Hurriedly, with an increase of time.
2Con fuoco (kôn foo-ō'kō), It. With fire and passion.
3Con furia (kôn foo'ri-ä), It. } With fury, rage, vehemence.
4Con furore (kôn foo-ro'-rë), It. } With fury, rage, vehemence.
5Con garbo (kôn gär'bō), It. With simplicity and elegance.
6Con gentilezza (kôn jên-tî-lët'tsä), It. With grace and elegance.
7Con giustezza (kôn joos-tët'tsä), It. With justness and precision.
8Con giustezza dell' intonazione (kôn joos-tët'tsä dël lën-tô-nä-tsë-ō'në), It. With just and correct intonation.
9Con gli (kôn glë), It. pl. With the.
10Con gli strumenti (kôn glë strô-më'n'të), It. With the instruments.
11Con gradazione (kôn grä-dä-tsï-ō'në), It. With gradual increase and decrease.
12Con grande espressione (kôn grän'dë ēs-prës-sl-ō'uë), It. With much expression.
13Con grandezza (kôn grän-dë't'sä), It. With dignity and grandeur.
14Con gravita (kôn grä-vï-tä'), It. With gravity.
15Con grazia (kôn grä'tsï-ä), It. With grace and elegance.
16Con gusto (kôn goos'tō), It. With taste.
17Con impeto (kôn êm'pë-tô),
18Con impetuosita (kôn êm-pë-too-ō-sï-tä'), It. } With impetuousity and vehemence.
19Con impeto doloroso (kôn êm'pë-tô dô-lo-rô'-zô), It. With pathetic force and energy.
20Con indifferenza (kôn in-dï-f-fë-rën'tsä), It. In an easy and indifferent manner.
21Con innocenza (kôn in-nô-tshën'tsä), It. In a simple, artless style.
22Con intimissimo sentimento (kôn in-tï-mïs'-sl-mô sën-tï-më'n'tô), It. With very much feeling; with great expression.
23Con intrepidezza (kôn in-trë-pï-dët'tsä), It. With intrepidity, boldly.
24Con ira (kôn ī'rä), It. With anger.
25Con isdegno (kôn īs-dän'yô), It. With anger, angrily.
26Con ismania (kôn īs-mä'nï-ä), It. In a frenzied style.
27Con istrepito (kôn īs-trä'pl-tô), It. With noise and bluster.
28Conjoint degrees. Two notes which immediately follow each other in the order of the scale.
29Conjunct (kôn-yoonkt'), Lat. A term applied by the ancient Greeks to tetrachords, or fourths, when the highest note of the lower tetrachord was also the lowest note of the tetrachord next above it.
30Conjunct succession. Where a succession of tones proceed regularly upward or downward through successive scale degrees.
31Con leggerezza (kôn lëd-jë-rë't tsä), It. } With lightness and delicacy.
32Con leggierezza (kôn lëd-jl-ë-rë't tsä), It. } With lightness and delicacy.
33Con lenezza (kôn lë-nët'tsä), It. With mildness, sweetness.
34Con lentezza (kôn lën-tët'tsä), It. With slowness, lingering.
35Con maesta (kôn mä'-ës-tä'), It. With majesty and grandeur.
36Con malanconia (kôn mä-län-kô-në'ä),
37Con malenconia (kôn mä-lên-kô-në'ä), It. }
38Con malinconia (kôn mä-liu-kô-në'ä), It. }
39With an expression of melancholy and sadness.
40Con mano destra (kôn mä'nô dës'trä), It. }
41Con mano dritta (kôn mä'nô drët'tä), It. }
42With the right hand.
43Con mano sinistra (kôn mä'nô së-nï'strä), It. With the left hand.
44Con misterio (kôn miz-tä'ri-ô), It. With mystery, with an air of mystery.
45Con moderazione (kôn mô-dë-rä-tsï-ō'në), It. With a moderate degree of quickness.
46Con molto espressione (kôn môl'tô ēs-prës-sl-ō'në), It. With much expression.
47Con molto carattere (kôn môl'tô kä-rät'të-rë), It. With much character and emphasis.
48Con molto passione (kôn môl'tô päs-sï-ō'në), It. With much passion and feeling.
49Con molto sentimento (kôn môl'tô sën-tï-më'n'tô), It. With much feeling or sentiment.
50Con morbidezza (kôn môr-bï-dët'tsä), It. With excess of feeling or delicacy.
51Con moto (kôn môt'tô), It. With motion; not dragging.
52Connecting note. A note held in common by two successive chords.
53Con negligenza (kôn näl-yï-jën'tsä), It. In a negligent manner, without restraint.
54Con nobilita (kôn nô-bë-li-tä'), It. With nobility.
55Connaisseur (kôn-nä-sûr), Fr. } One skilled Connoisseur (kôn-wä-sûr), Fr. } in music; a good judge and critic of musical composition and performance.
56Con ottava (kôn ôt-tä'vä), It. } With the octave; to be played in octaves.
57Con passione (kôn päs-sï-ō'në), It. In an impassioned manner, with great emotion.
58Con piacevolezza (kôn pë-ä-tshë-vô-lët'tsä), It. With pleasing and graceful expression.
59Con più moto (kôn pë'oo môt'tô), It. With increased motion.
60Con precipitazione (kôn prë-tshï-pï-tä-tsï-ō'në), It. With precipitation; in a hurried manner.
61Con precisione (kôn prë-tshë-zï-ō'në), It. With exactness and precision.
62Con prestezza (kôn prës-tët'tsä), It. With precision and exactness.
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