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Pronouncing musical dictionary of technical words, phrases and abbreviations : including definitions of musical terms used by the ancient Hebrews…, 1875
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1CONG
3Con gli strumenti, It. (kön glē strō-mān-tē.) With the instruments.
4Con gradazione, It. (kön grā-dā-tse-ō-nē.) With gradual increase and decrease.
5Con grande espressione, It. (kön grān-dě ēs-prēs-sē-ō-nē.) With much expression.
6Con grandezza, It. (kön grān-dāt-tsā.) With dignity and grandeur.
7Con gravità, It. (kön grā-vē-tā.) With gravity.
8Con grazia, It. (kön grā-tsē-ā.) With grace and elegance.
9Con gusto, It. (kön goos-tō.) With taste.
10Con impeto, It. (kön īm-pā-tō.) With impetuosity and vehemence.
11Con impeto doloroso, It. (kön īm-pē-tō dō-lo-rō-zō.) With pathetic force and energy.
12Con indifferenza, It. (kön īn-dēf-fē-rān-tsā.) In an easy and indifferent manner.
13Con innocenza, It. (kön īn-nō-tshān-tsā.) In a simple, artless style.
14Con intimissimo sentimento, It. (kön īn-tē-mēs-sē-mō sēn-tē-mān-tō.) With very much feeling; with great expression.
15Con intrepidézza, It. (kön īn-trē-pē-dāt-tsā.) With intrepidity, boldly.
16Con ira, It. (kön ī-rā.) With anger.
17Con isdegno, It. (kön īs-dān-yō.) With anger, angrily.
18Con ismania, It. (kön īs-mā-nē-ā.) In a frenzied style.
19Con istrepito, It. (kön īs-trā-pē-tō.) With noise and bluster.
20Conjoint degrees. Two notes which immediately follow each other in the order of the scale.
21Conjoint tetrachords. Two tetrachords or fourths of which the highest note of one is the lowest of the other.
22Conjunct, Lat. (kön-jūnkt.) 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.
23Conjunct degree. A degree in which two notes form the interval of a second.
24Conjunct succession. Where a succession of tones proceed regularly upward or downward through several degrees.
25Con justo, It. (kön joos-tō.) With exactness.
26Con leggerézza, It. (kön lēd-jē-rāt-tsā.) With lightness and delicacy.
27Con leggierezza, It. (kön lēd-jē-ē-rāt-tsā.) With lightness and delicacy.
28Con lenézza, It. (kön lē-nāt-tsā.) With mildness, sweetness.
29Con lentézza, It. (kön lēn-tād-tsā.) With slowness, lingering.
30Con maesta, It. (kön mā-ēs-tā.) With majesty and grandeur.
31Con malanconía, It. (kön mā-lān-kō-nē-ā.) With an expression of melancholy and sadness.
32Con mano destra, It. (kön mā-nō dās-trā.) With the right hand.
33Con mano dritta, It. (kön mā-nō drēt-tā.) With the left hand.
35CONS
37Con mistério, It. (kön mēz-tā-rē-ō.) With mystery, with an air of mystery.
38Con moderazione, It. (kön mōd-ē-rā-tsē-ō-nē.) With a moderate degree of quickness.
39Con molto espressione, It. (kön mōl-tō ēs-prēs-sē-ō-nē.) With much expression.
40Con molto carattere, It. (kön mōl-tō kār-āt-tē-rē.) With much character and emphasis.
41Con molto passione, It. (kön mōl-tō pās-sē-ō-nē.) With much passion and feeling.
42Con molto sentimento, It. (kön mōl-tō sēn-tē-mān-tō.) With much feeling or sentiment.
43Con morbidézza, It. (kön mōr-bē-dāt-tsā.) With excess of feeling or delicacy.
44Con móto, It. (kön mō-tō.) With motion; not dragging.
45Connecting note. A note held in common by two successive chords.
46Con negligenza, It. (kön nāl-yē-jān-tsā.) In a negligent manner, without restraint.
47Con nobilita, It. (kön nō-bē-lē-tā.) With nobility.
48Connaisseur, Fr. (kön-nā-sūr.) One skilled in music; a good judge and critic of musical composition and performance.
49Conocedor, Sp. (kön-ō-thē-dōr) A connaisseur.
50Con osservanza, It. (kön ōs-sēr-vān-zā.) With great care and exactness in regard to time and expression.
51Con ottáva, It. (kön ōt-tā-vā.) With the octave; to be played in octaves.
52Con passione, It. (kön pās-sē-ō-nē.) In an impassioned manner, with great emotion.
53Con piacevolézza, It. (kön pē-ā-tshēv-o-lāt-tsā.) With pleasing and graceful expression.
54Con più moto, It. (kön pē-oo mō-tō.) With increased motion.
55Con precipitazione, It. (kön prē-tshē-pē-tā-tsē-ō-nē.) With precipitation; in a hurried manner.
56Con precisione, It. (kön prē-tshē-zē-ō-nē.) With exactness and precision.
57Con prestézza, It. (kön prēs-tād-tsā.) With precision and exactness.
58Con rabbia, It. (kön rāb-bē-ā.) With rage, with fury.
59Con rapiditá, It. (kön rā-pē-dē-tā.) With rapidity.
60Con réplica, It. (kön rā-plē-kā.) With repetition.
61Con risoluzíone, It. (kön rē-zō-loo-tsē-ō-nē.) With firmness and resolution.
62Con scioltezza, It. (kön shē-ōl-tād-tsā.) Freely, disconnectedly.
63Con sdérgno, It. (kön sdān-yō.) With wrath; in an angry and scornful manner.
64Consecutive. A term applied to two or more similar intervals or chords, immediately following one another.
65Consecutive fifths. Two or more perfect fifths, immediately following one another in similar motion. Consecutive fifths are disagreeable to the ear and forbidden by the laws of harmony.
66Consecutive intervals. Where two parallel
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