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The American history and encyclopedia of music
1908.
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| 5 | This page is blank. There is no text to… | Read | |
| 25 | not, nevertheless, so fully realize the… | Read | |
| 26 | contemporary grand pianoforte has been a… | Read | |
| 44 | 1847, also in Dresden, and under Wagner'… | Read | |
| 60 | is so low that it resembles a rumble mor… | Read | |
| 61 | The prime reason of the existence of the… | Read | |
| 62 | of the piano may be too hard at the poin… | Read | |
| 67 | the voice pass through the air and come… | Read | |
| 68 | swaying forms. When man fights man, the… | Read | |
| 69 | grew with the others on the bank. The ba… | Read | |
| 70 | The Assyrians have left behind them repr… | Read | |
| 71 | A year has not passed since a popular mu… | Read | |
| 72 | Spain, and thence to the rest of Europe.… | Read | |
| 77 | are passed several rods of metal, and li… | Read | |
| 101 | Christofori's claim to the invention has… | Read | |
| 106 | knot is placed in the opposite end of th… | Read | |
| 107 | the English crwth, another ancient instr… | Read | |
| 108 | sponding viol, and if a voice chanced to… | Read | |
| 109 | The English kit and the French pochette,… | Read | |
| 113 | more than a flutter, which is felt rathe… | Read | |
| 131 | BONES — Sonorous Substances. Europe. Fou… | Read | |
| 132 | an instrument resembling the representat… | Read | |
| 133 | beneath which are stretched the strings… | Read | |
| 134 | chamber to the outside, by means of whic… | Read | |
| 147 | inventions of C. Sax, père, appearing in… | Read | |
| 148 | the large ones used in the orchestra and… | Read | |
| 149 | The phœnix is very popular for use in th… | Read | |
| 150 | ered with a head of skin. Small rings an… | Read | |
| 151 | Dobachi — Sonorous Substances. Japan. A… | Read | |
| 152 | DUFF — Vibrating Membranes. India. A tam… | Read | |
| 153 | ELEKE — Sonorous Substances. Africa. A z… | Read | |
| 161 | ment is furnished with little touches si… | Read | |
| 162 | taneously, although the valves create a… | Read | |
| 163 | of the bass in C, tenor in F, alto in A,… | Read | |
| 164 | GINGROI — Vertical Flute. Egypt. Wailing… | Read | |
| 168 | and three silk overspun with silver. The… | Read | |
| 182 | Huayra-Puhura — Vertical Flute. South Am… | Read | |
| 186 | wood at one end. It is fitted with six s… | Read | |
| 187 | strings arranged in sets of three. The b… | Read | |
| 188 | KATYANANA-VINA — See kanuna. | Read | |
| 195 | rude lyre. The strings are stretched fro… | Read | |
| 205 | made of strips of wood glued together an… | Read | |
| 210 | NAGARE — See dimplipito. | Read | |
| 217 | less complex. In addition to supplying v… | Read | |
| 221 | sound-holes it greatly resembles the vio… | Read | |
| 227 | advantage in tone production. However, t… | Read | |
| 232 | sages which the student can learn much m… | Read | |
| 236 | In its entirety the organ has a most com… | Read | |
| 237 | instrument or of producing a special eff… | Read | |
| 241 | primarily the instrument of the home and… | Read | |
| 242 | feet long. Some of the longer pommers we… | Read | |
| 243 | RANA-SHRINGA — Cup Mouthpiece. India. A… | Read | |
| 244 | The recorder appeared in two families, o… | Read |