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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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1CONS
2parts or voices of a score proceed in succession by similar motion.
3Consecutive octaves. Two parts moving in unison or octaves with each other.
4Consecutives covered. Passages in which consecutive fifths may be imagined, though they do not really exist; as, where a third or a sixth moves to a fifth.
5Consecutives hidden. Such as occur in passing, by similar motion, from an imperfect to a perfect concord, or from one perfect concord to another of a different kind.
6Con semplicità, It. (kön sěm-plě-tshě-tä.) With simplicity. one of two readings
7Con semplicità, It. (kön sěm-plě-tshē-tā.) With simplicity. one of two readings
8Con sensibilità, It. (kön sěn-sě-be-lě-tä.) With sensibility and feeling. one of two readings
9Con sensibilità, It. (kön sěn-sě-be-lē-tā.) With sensibility and feeling. one of two readings
10Con sentimento, It. (kön sěn-tě-măn-tō.) With feeling and sentiment. one of two readings
11Con sentimento, It. (kön sěn-tē-mān-tō.) With feeling and sentiment. one of two readings
12Consequent, Lat. (kön-sě-quěnt.) A n old Consequente, It. (kön-sě-quān-tě.) term, meaning the answer in a fugue, or of a point of imitation. one of two readings
13Consequent, Lat. (kön-sě-quěnt.) A n old Consequente, It. (kön-sě-quān-tē.) term, meaning the answer in a fugue, or of a point of imitation. one of two readings
14Conservatoire, Fr. (kön-sěr-vă-twär.) one of two readings
15Conservatoire, Fr. (kön-sěr-vā-twār.) one of two readings
16Conservatória, It. (kön-sěr-vă-tō-rě-ā.) one of two readings
17Conservatoria, It. (kön-sěr-vā-tō-rē-ā.) one of two readings
18Conservatório, It. (kön-sěr-vă-tō-rě-ō.) one of two readings
19Conservatorio, It. (kön-sěr-vā-tō-rē-ō.) one of two readings
20Conservatorium, Ger. kön-sěr-fă-to-ri-ūm.) one of two readings
21Conservatorium, Ger. kön-sěr-fā-to-ri-ūm.) one of two readings
22Conservatory.
23A school or academy of music, in which every branch of musical art is taught.
24Con severita, It. (kön sě-věr-ě-tä.) With strict and severe style. one of two readings
25Con severita, It. (kön sě-věr-ē-tā.) With strict and severe style. one of two readings
26Consolánte, It. (kön-sō-lăn-tě.) In a cheering and consoling manner. one of two readings
27Consolante, It. (kön-sō-lān-tē.) In a cheering and consoling manner. one of two readings
28Consolatamente, It. (kön-sō-lă-tă-măn-tě.) Quietly, cheerfully. one of two readings
29Consolatamente, It. (kön-sō-lā-tā-mān-tē.) Quietly, cheerfully. one of two readings
30Con solennita, It. (kön sō-lěn-ně-tä.) With solemnity. one of two readings
31Con solennita, It. (kön sō-lěn-nē-tā.) With solemnity. one of two readings
32Con sōmma espressione, It. (kön sōm-mă ēs-prěs-sě-ō-ně.) With very great expression. one of two readings
33Con somma espressione, It. (kön sōm-mā ēs-prěs-sē-ō-nē.) With very great expression. one of two readings
34Consonance. An accord of sounds agreeable and satisfactory to the ear; the opposite to a discord or dissonance.
35Consonance, perfect. A consonance in which the interval is invariable; octaves and fifths, are called perfect consonances.
36Consonances, imperfect. The major and minor thirds and sixes.
37Consonant. Accordant, harmonious.
38Consonancia, Spa. (kön-sō-năn-thē-ā.) Consonance. one of two readings
39Consonancia, Spa. (kön-sō-nān-thē-ā.) Consonance. one of two readings
40Consonant concord. The perfect concord and its derivitaves.
41Consonante, It. (kön-sō-năn-tě.) Harmonious, consonant. one of two readings
42Consonante, It. (kön-sō-nān-tē.) Harmonious, consonant. one of two readings
43Consonantamente, It. (kön-sō-năn-tă-măn-tě.) Accordantly. one of two readings
44Consonantamente, It. (kön-sō-nān-tā-mān-tē.) Accordantly. one of two readings
45Consonantia, Lat. (kön-sō-năn-shī-ā.) Accord, agreement of voices. one of two readings
46Consonantia, Lat. (kön-sō-nān-shī-ā.) Accord, agreement of voices. one of two readings
47Consonant sixths. The major and minor sixths.
48Consonant thirds. The major and minor thirds.
49Consonanz, Ger. (kön-sō-nānts.) A consonance, a concord.
50Consonar, Spa. (kön-sō-năr.) To sing or play in concord or unison. one of two readings
51Consonar, Spa. (kön-sō-nār.) To sing or play in concord or unison. one of two readings
53CONT
54Consonáre, It. (kön-sō-nā-rě.) To tune in unison with another. one of two readings
55Consonare, It. (kön-sō-nā-rē.) To tune in unison with another. one of two readings
56Consones, Spa. (kön-sō-nēs.) Concordant sounds.
57Consoni suoni, It. (kön-sō-nē swō-nē.) Con cords.
58Consono, Spa. (kön-sō-nō.) Harmonious; consonant.
59Consoniren, Ger. (kön-sō-nē-r'n.) To harmonize; to agree in sound.
60Con sonoritá, It. (kön sō-nō-rē-tā.) With a sonorous, vibrating kind of tone. one of two readings
61Con sonoritā, It. (kön sō-nō-rē-tā.) With a sonorous, vibrating kind of tone. one of two readings
62Con sordíni, It. pl. (kön sōr-dě-nē.) With mutes, in violin playing; in pianoforte music, with dampers, indicating that the dampers are not to be raised by the pedal. one of two readings
63Con sordíni, It. pl. (kön sōr-dē-nē.) With mutes, in violin playing; in pianoforte music, with dampers, indicating that the dampers are not to be raised by the pedal. one of two readings
64Con sordíno, It. (kön sōr-dě-no.) With the mute; meaning that a mute or damper is to be affixed to the bridge of the violin, viola, etc. one of two readings
65Con sordíno, It. (kön sōr-dē-no.) With the mute; meaning that a mute or damper is to be affixed to the bridge of the violin, viola, etc. one of two readings
66Con spírito, It. (kön spē-rē-tō.) With spirit, life, energy.
67Con strépito, It. (kön strā-pē-tō.) In a boisterous manner, with impetuosity.
68Con stroménti, It. pl. (kön strō-măn-tě.) one of two readings
69Con stroménti, It. pl. (kön strō-mān-tē.) one of two readings
70Con struménti, It. pl. (kön stroo-măn-te.) one of two readings
71Con struménti, It. pl. (kön stroo-mān-te.) one of two readings
72With the instruments: meaning that the orchestra and voices are together.
73Con suavézza, It. (kön swā-vă-t-tsă.) With sweetness and delicacy. one of two readings
74Con suavézza, It. (kön swā-vā-t-tsā.) With sweetness and delicacy. one of two readings
75Con suavitá, It. (kön swā-vē-tă.) sweetness and delicacy. one of two readings
76Con suavitā, It. (kön swā-vē-tā.) sweetness and delicacy. one of two readings
77Consueta, Spa. (kön-soo-ă-tă.) A prompter. one of two readings
78Consueta, Spa. (kön-soo-ā-tā.) A prompter. one of two readings
79Cont. An abbreviation of Contano.
80Contadína, It. (kön-tă-dě-nă.) A country dance. one of two readings
81Contadína, It. (kön-tā-dē-nā.) A country dance. one of two readings
82Contadinéscio, It. (kön-tă-dě-năs-kō.) Rustic, in a rural style. one of two readings
83Contadinéscio, It. (kön-tā-dē-nās-kō.) Rustic, in a rural style. one of two readings
84Contano, It. (kön-tă-nō.) To count or rest; a term applied to certain parts not played for the time being, while the other parts move on. one of two readings
85Contano, It. (kön-tā-nō.) To count or rest; a term applied to certain parts not played for the time being, while the other parts move on. one of two readings
86Con tenerézza, It. (kön tě-ně-ră-t-tsă.) With tenderness. one of two readings
87Con tenerézza, It. (kön tě-ně-rāt-tsā.) With tenderness. one of two readings
88Con tepiditá, It. (kön tě-pě-dě-tă.) With coldness and indifference. one of two readings
89Con tepiditā, It. (kön tě-pě-dě-tā.) With coldness and indifference. one of two readings
90Contera, Spa. (kön-tă-ră.) Prelude. one of two readings
91Contera, Spa. (kön-tā-rā.) Prelude. one of two readings
92Con timedézza, It. (kön tě-mě-dă-t-tsă.) With timidity. one of two readings
93Con timédézza, It. (kön tě-mě-dāt-tsā.) With timidity. one of two readings
94Con tínto, It. (kön těn-tō.) With various shades of expression.
95Continuáto, It. (kön-tě-noo-ă-tō.) Continued, held on, sustained. one of two readings
96Continuáto, It. (kön-tě-noo-ā-tō.) Continued, held on, sustained. one of two readings
97Continued bass. See Basso Continuo.
98Continued harmony. A harmony that does not change, though the bass varies.
99Continued rest. A rest continuing through several successive measures, the number of measures being indicated by a figure over a whole rest.
100Continuo, It. (kön-tě-noo-ō.) Without cessation.
101Continuous horizontal line. A line indicating that the passages are to be played as unisons.
102Cóntra, It. (kön-tră.) Low, under. one of two readings
103Cóntra, It. (kön-trā.) Low, under. one of two readings
104Contrabássist. A double bass player.
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