Bow & Bridge Violin and bow makers, as the old books printed them

Scan 108

The musiclover's handbook, containing (1) a pronouncing dictionary of musical terms and (2) biographical dictionary of musicians, 1911

26 lines. Read by computer on 12 September 2026. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.

1chentza). An intentional disregard of a rule of harmony or counterpoint.
2Liceo (It.) (lee-cheh'-o). Lyceum; academy of music.
3Lie (Fr.) (lee-eh). Tied; bound; legato.
4Lieblich (Ger.). Sweet; lovely.
5Lieblich gedacht. Stopped diapason.
6Lied (Ger.) (leed). Song. Durchkomponirtes Lied (all through composed), a song with different melody, etc., to every stanza. Strophenlied, the same melody repeated with every stanza. Kunstlied, art song; high class of song. Volkslied, people's song; national song.
7Lieder-Cyclus. Song-circle (as Schubert's Müllerin).
8Liederkranz. A singing-society.
9Liederkreis. Song circle; collection of songs.
10Liederspiel. Song-play; operetta; vaudeville.
11Liedertafel (song-table). A social singing-society.
12Ligato. See Legato.
13Ligature. A tie. See Legatura.
14Ligne (Fr.) (leen), Linea (It.) (lee'-neh-ah), Linie (Ger.) (lee-nee-eh). Line.
15Lingua (It.) (ling-wah'). Tongue; reed of organ-pipe.
16Linke Hand (Ger.). Left hand.
17Lip. The upper and lower edges of the mouth of an organ pipe. To lip, the act of blowing a wind instrument.
18Lippenpfeife or Labialpfeife (Ger.). A flue pipe-organ.
19Lira (It.) (lee'-ra). Lyre.
20Lirico (It.) (lee'-ree-co). Lyric.
21Liscio (It.) (lee'-sho). Smooth.
22L'istesso (It.) (lis-tes'-so). See Istesso.
23Litany [from Gr., litaino, to pray]. A form of prayer consisting of alternate petitions and responses by priest and people, frequently sung or chanted.
24Livre (Fr.) (leevr). Book. A libre ouvert, "at open book"; to sing or play at sight.
25Lobgesang (Ger.). Song of praise.

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