Term

2 {Fr.}
a 2 {It.}
a battuta {It.}
a bene placito {It.}
a cappella {It.}
a capriccio {It.}
deux cordes {Fr.}
deux mains {Fr.}
deux {Fr.}
a due corde {It.}
a due {It.}
la corde {Fr.}
a mezza voce {It.}
a piacere {It.}
a prima vista {It.}
a punta d'rco {It.}
quatre mains {Fr.}
a quattro mani {It.}
A sharp
a tempo primo {It.}
a tempo {It.}
voix forte {Fr.}
A-DAT
2 {Fr.}
A2 {It.}
abad {Br.}
abbandon {Fr.}
abbandono {It.}
abbassare {It.}
abbellimenti {It.}
abbellimento {It.}
abbozzo {It.}
abbreviation
abbreviatura {It.}
abdmpfen{Ger.}
Abendlied {Ger.}
Abendmusik {Ger.}
abertura acstica {Sp.}
abgeleitete Stufen {Ger.}
abgeleitete Tne {Ger.}
Abgesang {Ger.}
abgrenzter Kanon {Ger.}
Abkrzung {Ger.}
abnehmend {Ger.}
abrviation{Fr.}
abridged sonata-form
Absatz {Ger.}
abschwellend {Ger.}
absetzen {Ger.}
absolute consonance
absolute consonant interval
absolute hearing
absolute music
absolute Musik {Ger.}
absolute pitch
absolute threshold
absolute Tonhhe {Ger.}
absolutes Gehr {Ger.}
abstossen {Ger.}
abstract music
abstrakte Musik {Ger.}
Abstrich {Ger.}
Abuba {Heb.}
Abwechselnd {Ger.}
acadmie{Fr.}
academy
academy of music
Acalento {Por.}
accademia {It.}
accarezzevole {It.}
accarezzevolmente {It.}
accelerando {It.}
accelerato {It.}
accent {Fr.}{Ger.}
accentato {It.}
accented auxiliary note
accented bar
accented passing note
accento {It.}
accentuation
accentus {Lat.}
accessary theme
accessory tone
accessory voices
acciaccato {It.}
acciaccatura doppia
acciccatura {It.}
accidental
accidental chord
accidente {It.}
accident{Fr.}
acclamation
acclamazione {It.}
accolade {Fr.}
accompagnamento {It.}
accompagnato {It.}
accompagnement {Fr.}
accompanied canon
accompanied fugue
accompaniment
accoppiare {It.}
accorato {It.}
accord altr {Fr.}
accord augment {Fr.}
accord bris {Fr.}
accord consonant {Fr.}
accord de cinquime et sixime {Fr.}
accord de dominante {Fr.}
accord de neuvime de dominante {Fr.}
accord de neuvime majeure {Fr.}
accord de neuvime mineure {Fr.}
accord de neuvime {Fr.}
accord de onzime {Fr.}
accord de passage {Fr.}
accord de quarte et sixte {Fr.}
accord de quinte augmente {Fr.}
accord de quinte et sixte {Fr.}
accord de seconde {Fr.}
accord de septime de dominante {Fr.}
accord de septime majeure {Fr.}
accord de septime mineure {Fr.}
accord de septime {Fr.}
accord de sixte augmente {Fr.}
accord de sixte {Fr.}
accord de treizime {Fr.}
accord de tritons {Fr.}
accord de trois sons {Fr.}
accord de troisime et quatrime {Fr.}
accord dissonant {Fr.}
accord demprunt {Fr.}
accord imparfait {Fr.}
accord par quartes {Fr.}
accord parfait majeur {Fr.}
accord parfait mineur {Fr.}
accord parfait {Fr.}
accord pivot {Fr.}
accord renvers {Fr.}
accord septime diminue {Fr.}
accord tonique {Fr.}
accord {Fr.}
accordage {Fr.}
accordare {It.}
accordatura giusta {It.}
accordatura {It.}
accordon {Fr.}
accordi di settima secondari {It.}
accordion
accordo alterato {It.}
accordo aumentato {It.}
accordo comune alle due tonalit {It.}
accordo consonante {It.}
accordo di dominante {It.}
accordo di nona {It.}
accordo di quarta e sesta {It.}
accordo di sesta aumentata {It.}
accordo di sesta {It.}
accordo di settima di dominante {It.}
accordo di settima diminuita {It.}
accordo di settima maggiore {It.}
accordo di settima minore {It.}
accordo di settima {It.}
accordo di tonica {It.}
accordo di tredicesima {It.}
accordo di undicesima {It.}
accordo imperfetto {It.}
accordo in dissonanze {It.}
accordo perfetto maggiore {It.}
accordo perfetto minore {It.}
accordo perfetto {It.}
accordo rivoltato {It.}
accordo {It.}
accrescendo {It.}
accuratamente {It.}
accuratezza {It.}
accuratezzacon {It.}
accus {Fr.}
acetabule {Lat.}
Achtel {Ger.}
Achtelnote {Ger.}
Achtelpause {Ger.}
Achtelton {Ger.}
achtzhliger Takt {Ger.}
acoustic
acoustic bass
acoustic guitar
acoustic physiology
acoustics
Acoustik {Ger.}
acoustique architecturale {Fr.}
acoustique musicale {Fr.}
acoustique {Fr.}
act tune
action
active scale-step
active tone
acustica musicale {It.}
acustica {It.}
acute
ad libitum {= ad lib.} {Lat.}
adagietto {It.}
adagio assai {It.}
adagio {It.}
adagissimo {It.}
added free part
added line
added sixth
added sixth chord
added time
additional accompaniment
additional entry
additional voice
additive rhythm
addolcendo {It.}
addolorato {It.}
Adiaphone {Gr.}
adiaphonon {Ger.}
adirato {It.}
adjuster
aeolian bells
Aeolian bow
aeolian harp
aeolian mode
aeolian pipe
aeolian scale
aeoline
aeolopantalon
aeroforo {It.}
Aerophon {Ger.}
aerophone
aerophor
aesthetic accent
aesthetic categories
aesthetics of music
affabile {It.}
affaiblissant {Fr.}
affannoso {It.}
Affektenlehre {Ger.}
affetti {It.}
affetto{It.}
affettuoso {It.}
affinales {Lat.}
affinalis {Lat.}
afflitto {It.}
affrettando {It.}
affrettoso {It.}
afinando {Sp.}
Afro-American music
after beat
after note
after phrase
agenda
Agende {Ger.}
agevole {It.}
aggiustamente {It.}
agiatamente {It.}
agiato {It.}
agilmente {Ger.}
agitato {It.}
Agnus Dei {Lat.}
agogic
agogic accent
agogica {It.}
agogics
Agogik {Ger.}
agogique {Fr.}
agogischer Akzent {Ger.}
agrment {Fr.}
hnlich {Ger.}
Aida trumpet
aigu ( ) {Fr.}
air and variations
air de caractre {Fr.}
air de cour {Fr.}
air reed
air vari {Fr.}
air with variation
air {Fr.}
aire {Sp.}
Ais {Ger.}
aise {Fr.}
Aisis {Ger.}
Akademie {Gr.}
Akklamation {Ger.}
Akkompagnement {Ger.}
Akkord {Ger.}
Akkordbezeichnung {Ger.}
Akkordeon {Ger.}
Akkordfolge {Ger.}
Akkordfortschreitung {Ger.}
Akkordgitarre {Ger.}
Akkordton {Ger.}
Akkordverbindung {Ger.}
Akustik {Ger.}
Akzent {Ger.}
Akzidens {Ger.}
Akzidentale {Ger.}
al aire {Sp.}
al fine {It.}
al loco {It.}
al piacere {It.}
al riverso {It.}
al roverscio imitation
al rovescio {It.}
al segno {It.}
l'crevisse {Fr.}
Alabado {Sp.}
alal {Sp.}
lp {In.}
lpana {In.}
alba {Fr.}
Albert system
alberti bass
albisifono {It.}
albisiphon
albisiphono {It.}
alboka
alborada {Sp.}
album
album leaf
Albumblatt {Ger.}
albumleaf
Aleatorische Musik {Ger.}
aleatory music
alegrias {Sp.}
alexander organ
aliquot scaling
Aliquot {Ger.}
Aliquotflgel {Ger.}
all'inlterludio {It.}
all'ottava {It.}
alla breve {It.}
alla coda {It.}
alla francese {It.}
alla gitana {It.}
alla marcia {It.}
alla mente {It.}
alla militare {It.}
alla polacca {It.}
alla riversa {It.}
alla russe {It.}
alla spagnola {It.}
alla tedesca {It.}
alla truca {It.}
alla zingara {It.}
alla zingarese {It.}
alla zoppa {It.}
alla {It.}
allant {Fr.}
allargando {It.}
alle {Ger.}
allegramente {It.}
allgrement {Fr.}
allegrettissimo {It.}
allegretto {It.}
allegrezza {It.}
allegrissimo {It.}
allegro assai {It.}
allegro moderato {It.}
allegro {It.}
alleluia {Lat.}
allemande {Fr.}{It.}
allentamento {It.}
allentando {It.}
alliteration
allitration {Fr.}
allmhlich {Ger.}
allonger {Fr.}
alma {Sp.}
almrie {Fr.}
alpenhorn
alphabetic notation
alphorn {Ger.}
Alt {Ger.}
alta {It.}
alteratio {Lat.}
alteration
altration {Fr.}
Alteration {Ger.}
alterazione {It.}
altered chord
altered tone
alterierter Akkord
alternando {It.}
alternatim {Lat.}
alternation
alternation of time
alternative
alternative ending
alternative {Fr.}
alternativement {Fr.}
alternativo {It.}
Alterschwerhrigkeit {Ger.}
altezza assoluto {It.}
Altflte {Ger.}
Althorn{Ger.}
altissimo {It.}
Altklarinette {Ger.}
alto
alto chiave {It.}
alto clarinet
alto cl {Fr.}
alto clef
alto fagotto {It.}
alto Flgelhorn {Ger.}
alto flute
alto guitar
alto horn
alto moderne
alto oboe
alto sax
alto saxhorn
alto saxophone
alto trombone
Altobasso {It.}
Altposaune {Ger.}
altra volta {It.}
Altrmischer Choral {Ger.}
Altschlssel {Ger.}
altus {Lat.}
alzamento di voce {It.}
alzata {It.}
alzate {It.}
alzati {It.}
alzato {It.}
am Frosch {Ger.}
am Griffbrett {Ger.}
am Steg {Ger.}
Am {Ger.}
amabile {It.}
amarevole {It.}
amarezza {It.}
ambiguous chord
ambitus {Lat.}
Amboss {Ger.}
ambrosian chant
Ambrosian hymn
ambrosian modes
Ambrosianischer Gesang {Ger.}
Ambrosianischer Lobgesang {Ger.}
ambrosiano canto {It.}
me {Fr.}
amen cadence
Amen {Heb.}
american organ
Amerikanische Orgel {Ger.}
amore {It.}
amorevole {It.}
amoroso {It.}
Amorschall {Ger.}
amplifer
amplitude
anacrouse {Fr.}
anacrusi {It.}
analisi {It.}
analogue
analyse {Fr.}
Analyse {Ger.}
analysis of composition
nandalahar
nandalahar {In.}
anche ruban{Fr.}
anche battante {Fr.}
anche double {Fr.}
anche libre {It.}
anche {Fr.}
ancia battente {It.}
ancia doppia {It.}
ancia libera {It.}
ancia {It.}
ancient suite
ancora {It.}
andchtig {Ger.}
andalouse {Fr.}
andaluz
andaluza {Sp.}
andamento {It.}
andante cantabile {It.}
andante moderato {It.}
andante {It.}
andantino {It.}
anechoic chamber
anemochord
anmochorde {Fr.}
anmocorde {Fr.}
anenaiki {Rus.}
Angabe in Metronom Mlzel {Ger.}
angel lute
angelica {It.}
angelical salutation
Angelika {Ger.}
anglique {Fr.}
angelito
angewandte Form {Ger.}
angklung
anglaise {Fr.}
anglican chant
angosciosamente {It.}
angoscioso {It.}
ngstlich {Ger.}
angular harp
Anhang {Ger.}
anhemitonic {Gr.}
anima {It.}
animando {It.}
animato {It.}
anklung
anmutig {Ger.}
anonimo {It.}
Anonym {Ger.}
anonyme {Fr.}
anonymous
anreissen {Ger.}
Ansatz {Ger.}
Ansatzrohr {Ger.}
Anschlag {Ger.}
anschwellend {Ger.}
Anstrich {Ger.}
answer
answer by augmentation
answer by diminution
answer by inversion
answer in fugue
antara {Sp.}
antecedente phrase
antecedente {It.}
anthem
anthesis
anthony
anticipation {Fr.}
anticipazione {It.}
antico
antienne {Fr.}
antifona {It.}
antifonario {It.}
Antike Zimbeln {Ger.}
Antilopenhorn {Ger.}
antiphon
antiphona Beatae Mariae {Lat.}
antiphona {Lat.}
antiphonal psalmody
antiphonal singing
antiphonal {Lat.}
antiphonale {Lat.}
antiphonary {Eng.}
antiphonel {Fr.}
antiphoner
antiphonia {Gr.} {Lat.}
Antique cymbals
antithesis and thesis
Antizipation {Ger.}
Antwort {Ger.}
anvil
anwachsend {Ger.}
olisch {Ger.}
olische {Ger.}
olsharfe {Ger.}
Aosta codex {Lat.}
aperto {It.}
Apfelregal {Ger.}
apollinisch {Ger.}
Apollonicon
apotome {Gr.}
apoyando {Sp.}
apoyatura {Sp.}
apparent movement
appassionata {It.}
appassionato {It.}
appenato {It.}
applied form
applied music
Applikatur {Ger.}
appoggiando {It.}
appoggiatura chord
appoggiatura doppia {It.}
appoggiatura lunga {It.}
appoggiatura {It.}
appogiature double {Fr.}
appogiature longue {Fr.}
appogiature {Fr.}
appuy {Fr.}
appuy {Fr.}
appuyer {Fr.}
Apt Codex {Fr.}
qual {Ger.}
aquarelle {Fr.}
Arabeske {Ger.}
Arabesque {Fr.}
Arabisches Komma {Ger.}
Arada drums
arada {Sp.}
aragonaise {Fr.}
aragonesa {Sp.}
araine {Fr.}
arc musical {Fr.}
arc sonore {Fr.}
Arc-en-terre {Fr.}
arcata in gi {It.}
arcata in su {It.}
arcata {It.}
arcato {It.}
arch form
archcittern
arched harp
Arched top
arched viall
archet {Fr.}
architectural acoustics
archlute {Fr.}
arcicembalo {It.}
arciliuto {It.}
arciorgano {It.}
arco
arco in gi {It.}
arco in su {It.}
ardente {It.}
Ardin
arditamente {It.}
ardito {It.}
ardore {It.}
Areito {Sp.}
Argentine accordion
Arghl {Ar.}
aria concertante {It.}
aria d'opera {It.}
aria di bravura {It.}
aria di coloratura {It.}
aria di corte {It.}
aria dimitazione {It.}
aria {It.}
Arie {Ger.}
arietta {It.}
arioso {It.}
arlecchino {It.}
arlequin {Fr.}
armatura {It.}
armature {Fr.}
armonia {It.}
armonica a bocca {It.}
armonica a manticino {It.}
armonica {It.}
armnicos {Sp.}
armonie essenziali {It.}
armonioso {It.}
armonium {It.}
aros {Sp.}
arpa cromatica {It.}
arpa d'Eolo {It.}
arpa doppia {It.}
arpa eolia {It.}
arpa {It.}{Sp.}
arpanetta {It.}
arpge {Fr.}
arpeggio {It.}
arpeggione {It.}
arpegio {Sp.}
arpicordo {It.}
arpitarrone {It.}
arrach {Fr.}
arrangement
arrescu {Sp.}
ars antiqua {Lat.}
ars nova {Lat.}
Ars Subtilior {Lat.}
art song
articolato {It.}
articolazione {It.}
articulation
artificial harmonics
artificial mode
artificial note
artig {Ger.}
Artikulation {Ger.}
artistic creation
As {Ger.}
Asas {Ger.}
ascending
Ases {Ger.}
asor {Heb.}
aspiration {Fr.}
assai {It.}
assez {Fr.}
Assumpta est Maria {Lat.}
sthetische Kategorien {Ger.}
sthetischer Wert {Ger.}
at first sight
atabal {Sp.}
atabaque {Br.}
Atem {Ger.}
Atempause {Ger.}
Atemzeichen {Ger.}
Atmung {Ger.}
atonal
atonal music
atonalism
atonalismo {It.}
atonalit {It.}
Atonalitt {Ger.}
atonalit {Fr.}
atonality
attacca subito {It.}
attacca {It.}
attacco {It.}
attack
Attack {Ger.}
au talon {Fr.}
aubade {Fr.}
aube {Fr.}
audibility limits
audiogram
audiometer
audiomtrie {Fr.}
audiometry
audition
audition colore {Fr.}
auditory area
Auditory fatigue
auditory volume
audizione a colori {It.}
Auferstehung Symphonie {Ger.}
Auffhrung {Ger.}
aufgeregt {Ger.}
Aufgeweckt {Ger.}
Aufhalten {Ger.}
Auflage {Ger.}
Auflsung {Ger.}
Auflsungszeichen {Ger.}
Aufnahmeapparat {Ger.}
Aufschlagzunge {Ger.}
Aufstellung {Ger.}
Aufstrich {Ger.}
Auftakt {Ger.}
auftaktige Bildung {Ger.}
Auftaktigkeit {Ger.}
Auftritt {Ger.}
aufwrtsfhrender Leitton {Ger.}
Augenmusik {Ger.}
augmental interval
augmentation
augmentation and diminution
augmented chord
augmented fifth
augmented fourth
augmented intervals
augmented prime
augmented second
augmented seventh
augmented sixth
augmented third
augmented triad
aulos
aumentazione {It.}
aura {Lat.}
aurresku {Sp.}
Ausdruck {Ger.}
ausdrucksvoll {Ger.}
Ausfllgeiger {Ger.}
ausgehalten {Ger.}
ausgelassen {Ger.}
aushalten {Ger.}
Aussenstimme {Ger.}
usseres Ohr {Ger.}
usserestimme {Ger.}
Aussprache {Ger.}
Ausweichung {Ger.}
Auswendigspielen {Ger.}
Auszug {Ger.}
authentic cadence
authentic half cadence
authentic mode
authentic source
authentic Tonart {Ger.}
authenticity
authentische Quelle {Ger.}
authentischer Modus {Ger.}
authentischer Schluss {Ger.}
authentizitt {Ger.}
auto {Sp.}
autografo {It.}
autograph
Autograph {Ger.}
autoharp
automatophone
automelon
autonome Musik {Ger.}
Autonomous music
autopiano {It.}
auxiliary chord
auxiliary note
auxiliary sixth-four chord
auxiliary tone
avant-garde jazz {Fr.}
avant-garde {Fr.}
vz
ave maria {Lat.}
Ave maris stella {Lat.}
ave regina caelorum {Lat.}
ave verum corpus {Lat.}
avec les cordes relaches {Fr.}
avec sourdine {Fr.}
avec {Fr.}
ay-bo-le {Sp.}
yotl
ayre
azn, adhn {Ar.}
B sharp
B-A-C-H {Ger.}
Babork {Cz.}
baby grand piano
bacchanale {Fr.}
bacchetta di {It.}
bacchetta {It.}
Bach bow
Bach Gesellschaft {Ger.}
Bach trumpet
Bach Werke-Verzeichnis (BWV) {Ger.}
back
badinage {Fr.}
badine
badinerie {Fr.}
bagana
baganna
bagatelle {Fr.}
Bagatelle {Ger.}
baglama {Tur.}
bagpipe
baguala {Sp.}
baguette {Fr.}
baio {Por.}
baile de palos {Sp.}
baile flamenco {Sp.}
bailecito {Sp.}
bajo cifrado {Sp.}
balafo
balafon
balalaika
balancement {Fr.}
Balg {Ger.}
Balken {Ger.}
ballabile {It.}
ballad
ballad horn
ballad opera
ballade {Fr.}
Ballade {Ger.}
ballata {It.}
ballerina
ballerina {It.}
ballerino {It.}
ballet de cour {Fr.}
ballet suite {Fr.}
ballet {Fr.}
Ballett {Ger.}
ballett {It.}
balletto {It.}
ballo {It.}
Bamberg Codex
bamboo pipe
bamboula
bambuco {Sp.}
band
Band {Ger.}
banda militare {It.}
banda {It.}
bandola {Sp.}{It.}
bandonen {Sp.}
bandora {It.}
bandoura
bandura
bandurria {Sp.}
Bandzunge {Ger.}
Bangsawan
banjo
banjolin
bar
bar form
bar line
barbaro {It.}
brbat {Ar.}
barbershop harmony
Barbiton
barcarola {It.}{Sp.}
barcarole
barcarolle {Fr.}
bard
bardd
bardh
Barform {Ger.}
bariolage {Fr.}
baritone
baritone clef
baritone oboe
baritone sax
baritone saxhorn
baritono {It.}
Barkarole {Ger.}
barless iron frame
barn dance
baroque
barra de comps {Sp.}
barra {Sp.}
barre de mesure {Fr.}
barre de reprise {Fr.}
barre {Fr.}
barr {Fr.}
barrel organ
barrel piano
barrelhouse
barth
baryton
barz
Ba tuba {Ger.}
basques
bass
bass bar
bass baritone
bass clarinet
bass clef
bass cor {Fr.}
bass drum
bass flute
bass horn
bass horn
bass Liniensystem {Ger.}
bass oboe
bass part
bass saxhorn
bass staff
bass stave
bass tone
bass trombone
bass trumpet
bass tuba
bass viol
bass voice
Bass {Ger.}
bass-bar
bass-course
Bass-Saite {Ger.}
bassanello {It.}
Bassbalken {Ger.}
basse pistons {Fr.}
basse chiffre {Fr.}
basse continue {Fr.}
basse contre {Fr.}
basse d'Arberti {Fr.}
basse d'harmonie {Fr.}
basse danse {Fr.}
basse de viole {Fr.}
basse donne {Fr.}
basse fondamentale {Fr.}
basse frquence {Fr.}
basse murky {Fr.}
basse {Fr.}
basset horn
Bassetflte {Ger.}
bassett nicolo
Bassett {Ger.}
Bassettflte {Ger.}
Bassetthorn {Ger.}
bassetto {It.}
bassflicorno
Bassklarinette {Ger.}
basso baritone {It.}
basso buffo {It.}
basso cantante {It.}
basso continuo {It.}
basso di murky {It.}
basso fondamentale {It.}
basso lirico {It.}
basso ostinato {It.}
basso profondo {It.}
basso rigo {It.}
basso ripieno {It.}
basso seguente {It.}
basso {It.}
basson quinte {Fr.}
basson russe {Fr.}
basson {Fr.}
bassoon
Bassoon family
Bassposaune {Ger.}
Bassschlssel {Ger.}
Basstrompete {Ger.}
bataille {Fr.}
Bathyphon {Ger.}
baton {Fr.}
bton {Fr.}
battaglia {It.}
battement de mesure {Fr.}
battements {Fr.}
battimenti {It.}
battle piece
battuta a cinque tempi {It.}
battuta a otto tempi {It.}
battuta a sette tempi {It.}
battuta binaria {It.}
battuta composta a due tempi {It.}
Battuta quaternaria {It.}
battuta ternaria {It.}
battuta {It.}
batucada {Sp.}
batuque {Br.}
Bauakustik {Ger.}
Bauchstelle {Ger.}
Bauernlied {Ger.}
Baul
Bayan {Rus.}
BB flat bass
Be {Ger.}
be-bop
beak flute
Bearbeitung {Ger.}
beat
beating reed
beats
Bebe {Ger.}
Bebung {Ger.}
bec {Fr.}
bcarre {Fr.}
becco {It.}
Becken {Ger.}
Beckingkurve {Ger.}
Bedchtig {Ger.}
bedeutend {Ger.}
Bedrohlich {Ger.}
Begleitung {Ger.}
bguine
behaglich {Ger.}
behend {Ger.}
beherzt {Ger.}
Beisser {Ger.}
Beklemmt {Ger.}
beklemmt {It.}
Beklommen {Ger.}
bel canto {It.}
belebend {Ger.}
Belebt {Ger.}
bell
bell chime
bell harp
bell lyra
bellows
belly
bmol {Fr.}
bemolle {It.}
ben {It.}
Bendr
Benedicamus Domino {Lat.}
Benedicite eucharistica {Lat.}
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
benedictus dominus deus israel {Lat.}
bequadro {It.}
berceuse {Fr.}
bergamasca {It.}
bergamasque {Fr.}
bergerette
bergomask
Bergreihen {Ger.}
Bersag horn
Bersaglieri bugle {It.}
bertrbt {Ger.}
beruhigend {Ger.}
Bes {Ger.}
Beschleunigen {Ger.}
bestimmt {Ger.}
betrbt {Ger.}
Beugung {Ger.}
beweglich {Ger.}
bewegt {Ger.}
Bewegung {Ger.}
Bezifferter Bass {Ger.}
Bharata-ntyam
Bharata-ntyam {In.}
bianca {It.}
Bibelregal {Ger.}
bible regal
bibliography of music
bichord {Lat.}
bicinium {Lat.}
big band
Bn
binary form
binaural diplacusis
binaural fusion
bind
Bindebogen {Ger.}
biniou {Fr.}
bird organ
bis {Lat.}{Fr.}{It.}
bisbigliando {It.}
bischero {It.}
biscroma {It.}
bisdiapason {Lat.}
bisogna {It.}
bissex
bitonality
Bizantino canto {It.}
bizzarria {It.}
bizzarro {It.}
black bottom
black key
black mensural notation
black shuffle
black spirituals
bladder pipe
blanche {Fr.}
Blserquartett {Ger.}
Blserquintett {Ger.}
Blasinstrument {Ger.}
Blasmusik {Ger.}
Blasorchester {Ger.}
Blasquinte {Ger.}
Blattspiel {Ger.}
Blechinstrument {Ger.}
blind octave
Blindennotenschrift {Ger.}
blocde bois {Fr.}
block flute
Blockflte {Ger.}
Blockwerk {Ger.}
blown fifth
blue note
bluegrass {Amer.}
Blues
blhender Kontrapunkt {Ger.}
board zither
Bobisation {Ger.}
bocal {Fr.}
bocca chiusa {It.}
bocchino {It.}
bocedization
bocet
Bockstriller {Ger.}
bode melochord
Boden {Ger.}
boehm system
Bogen {Ger.}
Bogenform {Ger.}
Bogenfhrung {Ger.}
Bogenharfe {Ger.}
Bogenklavier {Ger.}
Bogenlaute {Ger.}
Bogenstrich {Ger.}
Bohemian School
bhm flute
Bhm System {Ger.}
Bhmische Schule {Ger.}
bois {Fr.}
bote musique {Fr.}
bote d' expression {Fr.}
bl {In.}
bolero {Sp.}
Bologna school
Bologneser Schule {Ger.}
bombardino {Sp.}
bombardon
bombardon contrebasse {Fr.}
bombo {It.}
bombo {Sp.}
bones
bong {Sp.}
bongos
boobams
Boogie woogie
bop
Bordun {Ger.}
bore
borree
borrrowed chord
Bossa nova {Por.}
botijuela {Sp.}
bouche ferme {Fr.}
bouffon's quarrel
bouffons
bourdon {Fr.}
bourre {Fr}
boutade {Fr.}
bow
bow Form
bow hair
bow instrument
bowed harp
bowed keyboard insrument
bowed lyre
bowing
bowing mark
boy choir
boy soprano
brace
Braille music notation
braille musical notation
Braille notation
brall
branle {Fr.}
brass
brass band
brass instruments
brass section
brassy
Bratsche {Ger.}
Brautchor {Ger.}
bravura aria {It.}
bravura {It.}
brawl
brawle
brbat {Ar.}
break
breath mark
breathing
breechespart
breve rest
brve {Fr.}
breve {It.}
Breviarium {Lat.}
Breviary
Brevier {Ger.}
Brevis {Ger.}
Brevispause {Ger.}
bridge
bridge passage
brillance sonore {Fr.}
brillant {Fr.}
brillante {It.}
Brillenbsse {Ger.}
brilliant
brindisi {It.}
brio {It.}
bris {Fr.}
broadcasting music
broken cadence
broken chord
broken consort
broken music
broken octave
bruit {Fr.}
Bruitismus {Ger.}
Brummstimme {Ger.}
bruscamente {It.}
Bruststimme {Ger.}
Brustwerk {Ger.}
buccina {Lat.}
Buchstaben Tonschrift {Ger.}
Buchstabentonschrift {Ger.}
buckwheat notation
buffa {It.}
buffet d'orgue {Fr.}
buffo {It.}
buffone {It.}
bugle
bugle clefs {Fr.}
bugle alto {Fr.}
bugle soprano {Fr.}
bugle tnor {Fr.}
Bhne {Ger.}
Bhnenaussprache {Ger.}
Bhnenfestspiel {Ger.}
Bhnenmusik {Ger.}
Bhnenweihfestspiel {Ger.}
buisine {Fr.}
buleras {Sp.}
bulky tone
bullroarer
Bunt {Ger.}
buonaccord {It.}
bq {Ar.}
burden
Burgundian cadence
Burgundian school
Burgundische Schule {Ger.}
burla {It.}
burlesca {It.}
burlesco {It.}
burlesque {Fr.}
burletta {It.}
burthen
button
Buxheim Organ Book
Buxheimer Orgelbuch {Ger.}
buzuk
buzuki {Gre.}
buzuq {Ar.}
BWV= Bach Werke Verzeichnis
bykan {Gr.}
Byzantine chant
C clef
C double sharp
C Schlssel {Ger.}
C sharp
cabaa {Por.}
cabaletta {It.}
cabaret {Fr.}
cabbaletta {It.}
cabinet organ
cabinet piano
cabinet, le {Fr.}
Cabocla {Por.}
cabriole {Fr.}
caccia mass
caccia motet
caccia {It.}
Cacharpaya {Sp.}
cachucha {Sp.}
Cachullapi {Sp.}
Ccilien-Verein {Ger.}
cadence
cadence authentique {Fr.}
cadence fminine {Fr.}
cadence imparfaite {Fr.}
cadence modulation
cadence parfaite {Fr.}
cadence phrygien {Fr.}
cadence plagale {Fr.}
cadence rompue ( vite ) {Fr.}
cadence {Fr.}
cadential six-four
cadenza autentica {It.}
cadenza femminile {It.}
cadenza frigia {It.}
cadenza imperfetta {It.}
cadenza inganno {It.}
cadenza perfetta {It.}
cadenza plagale {It.}
cadenza {It.}
cadenzato {It.}
Caecilienbewegung {Ger.}
caf concert {Fr.}
agana
Ci bng
caisse claire {Fr.}
caisse rsonante {Fr.}
caisse roulante {Fr.}
caisse {Fr.}
caixi {Por.}
caja {Sp.}
cajun music
cakewalk
calamus {Lat.}
calando {It.}
calata {It.}
calcando {It.}
calenda {Sp.}
Calixtinus Codex {Lat.}
Calliope
calmando {It.}
calmato {It.}
calore {It.}
Caloroso {It.}
calung {Id.}
calypso
cambia {It.}
cambiamento enarmonico {It.}
cambiano {It.}
cambiata {It.}
Camerata {It.}
camminando {It.}
campana {It.}{Sp.}
campane tubolari {It.}
campane {It.}
campanella {It.}
campanelle {It.}
campanelli {It.}
can can {Fr.}
can {Sp.}
canale
canarie {Fr.}
canarios {Sp.}
canary
canbiamento enarmonico {It.}
cano {Por.}
cancin {Sp.}
Cancionero de la Sablonara {Sp.}
cancionero {Sp.}
cancrio {It.}
cancrizans imitation
cancrizans {Lat.}
candombe {Sp.}
canino {It.}
canon l'crevisse {Fr.}
canon l'unisson {Fr.}
canon la octave {Fr.}
canon la quarte{Fr.}
canon la quinte {Fr.}
canon la seconde {Fr.}
canon la septime {Fr.}
canon la tierce {Fr.}
canon a specchio {It.}
canon by augmentation
canon by cancrizans
canon by contrary motion
canon by diminution
canon by inversion
canon circulaire {Fr.}
canon concrizans
canon en ventail {Fr.}
canon en miroir {Fr.}
canon nigmatique {Fr.}
canon ferm {Fr.}
canon in fifth
Canon in fourth
canon in octave
Canon in parallel motion
canon in second
canon in seventh
canon in third
canon in unison
canon infinitus {Lat.}
canon invers {Fr.}
canon inversus {Lat.}
canon par mouvement contraire {Fr.}
Canon par mouvenment parallle {Fr.}
canon per motu contrario {Lat.}
canon per tonos {Lat.}
canon perpetuus {Lat.}
canon rcurrent {Fr.}
canon rtrograde {Fr.}
canon sans fin {Fr.}
canon strict {Fr.}
canon {Fr.}
canone a ventaglio {It.}
canone alla quarta{It.}
canone circolare {It.}
canone doppio {It.}
canone enigmatico {It.}
canone finito{It.}
canone in diapente {It.}
canone infinito {It.}
canone inversa {It.}
canone per moto contrario {It.}
canone retrogrado {It.}
canone rigoroso {It.}
canone {It.}
canonic imitation
canonic stretto
canonic variation
canonical hours
Canonici Codex
canso {Fr.}
cantabile {It.}
cantando {It.}
cantante {It.}
cantare a prima vista
cantata da camera {It.}
cantata da chiesa {It.}
cantata profana {It.}
cantata sacra {It.}
cantata su corale {It.}
cantata {It.}
cantatae profane {Fr.}
cantate d' glise {Fr.}
cantate profane {It.}
cantate sur choral {Fr.}
cantate {Fr.}
cantatilla {Sp.}
cantatore {It.}
cantatrice {It.}
cante flamenco
cante hondo
cante jondo {Sp.}
cantellerando {It.}
canti carnascialeschi {It.}
canticle
canticum Mariae {Lat.}
canticum simeonis {Lat.}
canticum {Lat.}
cantiga {Sp.}
cantilazione {It.}
cantilazionu {It.}
cantilena style
cantilena {It.}
cantilne {Fr.}
cantillation
Cantillation
cantino {Lat.}
cantio sacra{Lat.}
cantio {Lat.}
Cantionale {Lat.}
canto a varie voci {It.}
Canto ambrosiano {It.}
Canto carnascialesco {It.}
canto de rgano {Sp.}
canto fermo {It.}
canto funebre {It.}
canto gregoriano
canto mozrabe {Sp.}
canto mozarabico {It.}
canto siriaco {It.}
canto {It.}
cantor
cantoris {Lat.}
Cantus Ambrosianus {Lat.}
cantus firmus Mass
cantus firmus {Lat.}
cantus gallicanus {Lat.}
cantus gregorianus {Lat.}
cantus lateralis {Lat.}
cantus mensurabilis {Lat.}
cantus planus {Lat.}
cantus romana {Lat.}
Cantus sacrus
cantus {Lat.}
canzo {Fr.}
canzona alla francese {It.}
canzona da sonar {It.}
canzona francese {It.}
canzona {It.}
canzone populare {It.}
canzone senza parole {It.}
canzone strofica {It.}
canzone {It.}
canzonet
canzonetta {It.}
caoinekeen
cpi
capitolo {It.}
capo tasto {It.}
capo {It.}
capotaster {Ger.}
capotasto {Sp.}
Cappella Sistina {It.}
cappella {It.}
cappello cinese {It.}
capriccio {It.}
Capriccioso {It.}
caprice {Fr.}
caractristique de tonalit {Fr.}
caramba {Sp.}
caratteristica di chiave {It.}
carcelera {Sp.}
carillon {Fr.}
carimba {Sp.}
carmagnole {Fr.}
carmen {Lat.}
Carmina burana {Lat.}
carnavalito {Sp.}
carol
carola {It.}
carole {Lat.}
carre {Fr.}
cartonium
cartridge
cascabeles {Sp.}
cascarda {It.}
cassa dei bischeri {It.}
cassa di legno {It.}
cassa rullante {It.}
cassa {It.}
cassation {Fr.}
cassazione {It.}
cassette {Fr.}
castagnette {It.}
castagnettes {Fr.}
castaetas {Sp.}
castanets
castrato {It.}
cat's Fugue
catch
catgorie des voix {Fr.}
catgories esthtiques {Fr.}
categories of voice
catena {It.}
cathedral music
cauda {Lat.}
cavalletta {It.}
cavaquinho {Por.}
cavata {It.}
cavatina {It.}
cavatine {Fr.}
cavit de rsonance {Fr.}
cebell
Cecilian movement
cdez {Fr.}
ceja {Sp.}
celempung {Id.}
celere {It.}
celesta
celestina stop
cello
cellone {It.}
cembalo da arco {It.}
cembalo verticale {It.}
Cembalo {Ger.}
cembalo {It.}
cent
centitone
cento {Lat.}
centone {It.}
centonization
cercar la nota {It.}
cercle harmonique {Fr.}
Ces {Ger.}
Ceses {Ger.}
cetera {It.}
ceterone {It.}
cetra da tavola {It.}
cetula
ch'in
cha cha ch {Spa.}
chacarera {Sp.}
chaconne {It.}{Fr.}
chair organ
Chakhe
chalemelle {Fr.}
chalemie {Fr.}
chaleureux {Fr.}{It.}
chalmeye
chalumeau {Fr.}
cham
chamber cantata
chamber concert
chamber concerto
chamber music
chamber opera
chamber orchestra
chamber pitch
chamber sonata
chamber symphony
champ audible {Fr.}
champ sonore {Fr.}
chan'go
chance chord
chance music
Change ringing
change-ringing
changement enharmonique {Fr.}
changing note
changing tone
channel
chanson parties {Fr.}
chanson allemande {Fr.}
chanson de geste {Fr.}
chanson de toile {Fr.}
chanson de troupier {Fr.}
chanson messe {Fr.}
chanson monologue {Fr.}
Chanson populaire {Fr.}
chanson sans paroles {Fr.}
chanson strophique {Fr.}
chanson {Fr.}
chansonnier {Fr.}
chant
chant donne {Fr.}
chant funbre {Fr.}
chant gallican {Fr.}
chant grgorien {Fr.}
chant mozarabe {Fr.}
chant national {Fr.}
chant pastoral {Fr.}
chant syrien {Fr.}
chant {Fr.}
chanter
chanterelle {Fr.}
Chantilly codex
chanty
chp
chapeau chinois {Fr.}
chapel
chapelle {Fr.}
character
character piece
characteristic piece
Charakterstck {Ger.}
charamela {Por.}
charango {Sp.}
charivari {Fr.}
charleston
charrd of the augmented fifth
chartar
chase
chasse {Fr.}
chastushka {Rus.}
chef d'orchestre {Fr.}
chef de pupitre {Fr.}
chegana {Por.}
cheironomie {Fr.}
Cheironomie {Ger.}
chekker
chest of viols
chest voice
chest-register
chest-resonant
chest-tone
cheute {Fr.}
chevalet {Fr.}
chev system
cheville {Fr.}
chevillier {Fr.}
chvrotement {Fr.}
chianuri {Geo.}
chiarentana (chirinitana){It.}
chiarenzana (giaranzana) {It.}
chiave di baritono {It.}
chiave di basso profondo {It.}
chiave di basso {It.}
chiave di do {It.}
chiave di fa {It.}
chiave di sol {Fr.}
chiave di violino {It.}
chiave transportata {It.}
chiave {It.}
chiavette {It.}
chifonie {Fr.}
chime
chime bells
chin rest
chinese crash cymbal
chinese pavilion
chinese temple block
Chinese wood block
chirima {Sp.}
chironomia {Lat.}
chironomie {Fr.}
chironomy
chiroplast
chitarra battente {It.}
chitarra {It.}
chitarrone {It.}
chiusa {It.}
chiuso {It.}
choeur d'glise {Fr.}
choeur d'hommes {Fr.}
choeur de femmes {Fr.}
choeur {Fr.}
choir
choir organ
choir pitch
choirbook
choke cymbals
chonguri {Geo.}
chopper
chopsticks
Chor {Ger.}
choragus
Choral
choral cantata
choral d'orgue {Fr.}
choral symphony
choral {Fr.}
Choral {Ger.}
Choralbearbeitung {Ger.}
chorale
chorale cantata
chorale fantasia
chorale fugue
chorale motet
chorale partita
chorale prelude
chorale variations
Choralfuge {Ger.}
Choralis Contantinus {Lat.}
Choralkantate {Ger.}
Choralmotette{Ger.}
Choralnotation {Ger.}
Choralrhythmus {Ger.}
Choralvariation {Ger.}
Choralvorspiel {Ger.}
Chorbuch {Ger.}
chord
chord construction
chord form
chord inversion
chord of added 6th
chord of six
chord of six four
chord of the added sixth
chord of the augmented fifth
chord of the augmented sixth
chord of the augmented sixth and fifth
chord of the augmented sixth and second
chord of the augmented sixth fourth and third
chord of the eleventh
chord of the four three
chord of the ninth
chord of the second
chord of the seventh
chord of the six five
chord of the sixth fifth and third
chord of the sixth fourth and second
chord of the sixth fourth and third
chord of the sugmented sixth fourth and third
chord of the thirteenth
chord tone
chord-progression
chord-repetition
chorda {Gr.} {Lat.}
chordal style
Chordaulion {Ger.}
Chordaulodion {Ger.}
chording
Chordirektor {Ger.}
chordophone
chorea {Lat.}
choreographic poem
chorist-fagott {Ger.}
chorister
chorkantate {Ger.}
Chorlied {Ger.}
chro {Por.}
Chorton {Ger.}
Chorbungen
chorus
chorus of equal voices
chorus of mixed voices
chorus reed
chorus {Lat.}
chroai {Gr.}
chromatic
chromatic auxiliary note
chromatic chord
chromatic concord
chromatic discord
chromatic harp
chromatic interval
chromatic minor scale
chromatic modulation
chromatic passing note
chromatic progression
chromatic scale
chromatic semitone
chromatic seventh
chromatic sign
chromatic triad
chromaticism
Chromatik {Ger.}
chromatische Tonleiter {Ger.}
chromatisches Intervall {Ger.}
chromatisme {Fr.}
chronos protos {Gr.}
chrotta {Lat.}
church cantata
church choir
church concerto
church mode
church music
church sonata
chute {Fr.}
chte {Fr.}
chyn
ciaccona {It.}
ciaramella {It.}
cibalom
cibell
ciclo di liriche {It.}
ciclo {It.}
cilindro rotativo {It.}
cilindro {It.}
cimbal d'amour {Ger.}
cimbaletto {It.}
cimbalo
cimbalom
cimbasso {It.}
cinema organ
cinque pace
cinque pas
cinque pass
cinquime octave {Fr.}
cipher
ciphering
circle canon
circle of fifths
circle of fourths
circle of keys
circolo delle quinte {It.}
circular canon
Cis {Ger.}
Cisis {Ger.}
Cister {Ger.}
cistre {Fr.}
Cithare {Ger.}
Cither {Ger.}
cithern
citole
cittern
cittern pandora
civettando {It.}
clairon {Fr.}
clappers
claquebois {Fr.}
claquette {Fr.}
clarabel
clarabella
claribel flute
clarinet
clarinet family
clarinet flute
clarinet stop
clarinette alto {Fr.}
clarinette basse {Fr.}
clarinette contralto {It.}
clarinette contrebasse {Fr.}
clarinette d'amour {Fr.}
clarinette {Fr.}
clarinetto contrabbasso {It.}
clarinetto contralto {It.}
clarinetto piccolo {It.}
clarinetto {It.}
clarino {It.}
clarion
clarone {It.}
clrsach
classical
classical form
classicism
clausula
clausula {Lat.}
clave {Sp.}
clavecin archet {Fr.}
clavecin de pdale {Fr.}
clavecin organis {Fr.}
clavecin vertical {Fr.}
clavecin {Fr.}
clavemusicum omnitonum {Lat.}
claves {Sp.}
Clavicembalo {Ger.}
clavicembalo {It.}
clavichord
Clavichord {Ger.}
clavicor
clavicorde {Fr.}
clavicordium {Lat.}
clavicorno {It.}
clavicylinder
clavicymbal
Clavicymbelpedal {Ger.}
clavicytherium {Lat.}
clavier d'cho {Fr.}
Clavier bung {Ger.}
clavier {Fr.}
Clavier {Ger.}
claviorgan
clavirgano {It.}
claviorganum {It.}
cl {Fr.}
clear flute
clef
clef d'ut {Fr.}
clef de baryton {Fr.}
clef de basse profonde {Fr.}
clef de basse {Fr.}
clef de fa {Fr.}
clef de sol {Fr.}
clef du violin {Fr.}
Clef G
clef {Fr.}
cliquette {Fr.}
cloche des tons {Fr.}
cloche {Fr.}
cloches tubulaires {Fr.}
clog box
close
close cadence
close canon
close chord
close fugue
close harmony
close imitation
close position
closed pipe
closing resolution
closing section
cluster
coach horn
cobla {Sp.}
Cobz
coda uncinata {It.}
coda {It.}{Fr.}
codetta {It.}
Codex Chigi
codex {Lat.}{Fr.}
codice {It.}
cog rattle
col arco {It.}
col canto {It.}
col legno {It.}
colascione {It.}
coll' ottava
coll'arco {It.}
coll'ottava {It.}
colla parte {It.}
colla punta dell'arco {It.}
colla voce {It.}
collage {Fr.}
collect
collegamento di accordi {It.}
collegium musicum {Lat.}
collegium rorantistarum {Lat.}
colophony
coloration
coloratura aria {It.}
coloratura soprano {It.}
coloratura {It.}
colotomic structure
colour
coloured hearing
colpo {It.}
combination tone
combined counterpoint
combo
come {It.}
comdie-ballet {Fr.}
comes
comes {Lat.}
comic opera
comiquement {Fr.}
comma {Fr.}{It.}
comma sintonico {It.}
Commedia dell'arte {It.}
commedia per musica {It.}
commercial jazz
common chord
common meansure
common pitch
common time
Commune sanctorum {Lat.}
communio {Lat.}
communion {Fr.}
community singing
comodo {It.}
compact cassette
compact disc
companella {It.}
comparative musicology
comps {Sp.}
compass
compass of voice
competition in music
compiacevole {It.}
complainte {Fr.}
complement
complementary interval
complete bar
complete cadence
complete edition
complete modulation
complete perfect cadence
complex figuration
complex rhythm
compline
component tone
componium
composer
composition
composition pedals
compound authentic cadence
compound auxiliary note
compound binary form
compound changing tone (note)
compound duple meter
compound duple time
compound figuration
compound interval
compound measure
compound meter
compound modulation
compound quadruple time
compound rhythm
compound suspensions
compound ternary form
compound time
compound tone
Compound triple meter
compound triple time
comprimaria {It.}
comprimario {It.}
computer cantata
computer music
con allegrezza
con amore {It.}
con anima {It.}
con ardore {It.}
con bravura {It.}
con brio {It.}
con calore {It.}
con energia {It.}
con espressione {It.}
con garbo {It.}
con giusto {It.}
con grazia {It.}
con malinconia {It.}
con moto {It.}
con passione {It.}
con pedale {It.}
con scioltezza {It.}
con sentimento {It.}
con sordino {It.}
con spirito {It.}
con tenerezza {It.}
con tutta la forza {It.}
con {It.}
concentus {Lat.}
concert
concert aria
concert band
concert de chambre {Fr.}
concert grand piano
concert hall
concert music
concert of ancient music
concert overture
concert performer
concert piece
concert pitch
concert program
concert room
concert singer
concert spirituel {Fr.}
concert {Fr.}
concertante {It.}
concertato {It.}
concerted
concertina
concertina {Fr.}
concertino {It.}
concertist
concertmaster
concerto da camera {It.}
concerto da chiesa {It.}
concerto ecclesiatico {It.}
concerto for orchestra
concerto grosso {It.}
concerto {It.}
concerto {It.}{Fr.}
concierto {Sp.}
concise binary form
concitato {It.}
concord
concord harmonies
concordant intervals
concours de musique {Fr.}
condotta delle voci {It.}
conducteur {Fr.}
conducting
conductor
Conductus motet
conductus {Lat.}
conduite des voix {Fr.}
confinalis {Lat.}
conga ( drums )
congoer {Sp.}
conjunct and disjunct
conjunct degree
conjunct motion
conjunct tetrachords
conjunctura {Lat.}
connection of chords
consecutive dominant chords
consecutive fifths
consecutive fourths
consecutive octaves
consecutive seconds
consecutive sevenths
consecutive unisons
consecutives
consequent phrase
conservatoire {Fr.}
conservatorio {It.}{Sp.}
conservatory
consolations {Fr.}
console
consonance imparfaite {Fr.}
consonance parfaite {Fr.}
consonance {Fr.}
consonant
consonant chord
consonant interval
consonante {It.}
consonanza imperfetta {It.}
consonanza perfetta {It.}
consonanza {It.}
consonne {Fr.}
consort
conte {Fr.}
contemporary music
continental fingering
continental tango
continuity
continuo instrument
continuo {It.}
contra octave
contrabass
contrabass clarinet
contrabass clef
contrabass sarrusophone
contrabass saxophone
contrabass trombone
contrabass tuba
contrabassoon
contraction of sentence
contradanza {Sp.}
contraddanza {It.}
contrafactum {It.}
contrafagotto {It.}
contraltist {It.}
contralto {It.}
contraponto doppio {It.}
contrappunto eguale {It.}
contrappunto ineguale {It.}
contrappunto invertibile {It.}
Contrappunto quadruplo {It.}
contrappunto quintuple {It.}
contrappunto triplo {It.}
contrappunto {It.}
contrapunctus aequalis {Lat.}
contrapunctus inaequalis {Lat.}
contrapunctus {Lat.}
contrapuntist
contrapunto {Sp.}
contrary motion
contrast construction
contrasted motive
Contratanz {Ger.}
contre chant {Fr.}
contre octave {Fr.}
contre sujet {Fr.}
contrebasse pistons {Fr.}
contrebasse d'harmonie {Fr.}
contrebasson {Fr.}
contredanse {Fr.}
contrepoint doubl {Fr.}
contrepoint en ronde {Lat.}
contrepoint fleuri {Fr.}
contrepoint imitatif {Fr.}
contrepoint ingal {Fr.}
contrepoint libre {Fr.}
Contrepoint quadruple {Fr.}
contrepoint quintuple {Fr.}
contrepoint renversable {Fr.}
contrepoint strict {Fr.}
contrepoint triple {Fr.}
contrepoint {Fr.}
contreteneur {Fr.}
controcanto {It.}
controsoggetto {It.}
controtema {It.}
convenient notation
Cool jazz
coon song
coperti {pl.} {It.}
coperto {It.}
copista {It.}
copiste {Fr.}
copla
Coppel {Ger.}
copula {Lat.}
copyist
copyright
Cor main {Fr.}
cor pistons {Fr.}
cor anglais {Fr.}
cor d'harmonie {Fr.}
cor de basset {Fr.}
cor de chasse {Fr.}
cor des Aples {Fr.}
cor en signal {Lat.}
cor {Fr.}
cor-oboe
corale per organo {It.}
corda {It.}
corde vide {Fr.}
corde di resonanza {It.}
corde en boyau {Fr.}
corde nuit {Fr.}
corde vocali {It.}
corde {Fr.}
cordes sympathiques {Fr.}
cordes vocales {Fr.}
cordier {Fr.}
cordiera {It.}
cori spezzati {It.}
corista {It.}
cormet de poste {Fr.}
cornemuse {Fr.}
cornet
Cornet pistons {Fr.}
cornet stop
corneta {Sp.}
Cornett {Ger.}
cornetta di postiglione {It.}
cornetta {It.}
Corno a mano {It.}
corno alto and corno basso {It.}
corno alto {It.}
corno basso {It.}
corno da caccia {It.}
corno da segnale {Fr.}
corno di bassetto {It.}
corno dolce
corno doppio {It.}
corno inglese {It.}
corno naturale {It.}
corno ventile {It.}
corno {It.}
cornopean
cornopean
cornu {Lat.}
coro di chiesa {It.}
coro femminile {It.}
coro maschile {It.}
coro spezzato {It.}
coro {It.}
corona {It.}
coronation anthems
corpo de musique {Fr.}
corpo di musica {It.}
corps de rechange {Fr.}
corranach
corrente {It.}
corrido {Sp.}
corthol
corto {It.}
coryphe {Fr.}
cosaque {Fr.}
Cos {It.}
cossack
ct cour {Fr.}
ct jardin {Fr.}
ctelettes {Fr.}
cotillon {Fr.}
counter exposition
counter subject
counter voice
counterfugue
counterpoint
countersubject
countertenor
counting time
country dance
country music
coup d'archet {Fr.}
coup de glotte {Fr.}
coup de langue {Fr.}
couplet {Fr.}
coupure {Fr.}
courante {Fr.}
course
court song
courtaud {Fr.}
covered fifths
covered octaves
covered unison
cow horn
Cowbell
cowhorn
crab canon
crab motion
cradle song
cration artistique {Fr.}
Creative music making
crcelle {Fr.}
credo
Cremona School, The
creole music
creole music {It.}
crescendo ed animando {It.}
crescendo molto {It.}
crescendo pedal
crescendo pdale {Fr.}
crescendo subito {It.}
crescendo {It.}
critique musicale {Fr.}
croche {Fr.}
croma {It.}
cromatico {It.}
cromatismo {It.}
cromorne {Fr.}
cromorno {It.}
crook
croon
crooner
crooning
cross accent
cross fingering
cross flute
cross relation
cross rhythm
cross-accent
cross-fingering
cross-rhythm
crossing of parts
crotales {Fr.}
crotchet
crotchet rest
crowd
Crucifixus {Lat.}
cruit
crumhorn
crutoll
crwth {welsh}
csrds {Hu.}
cuando
cuator {Sp.}
Cuban bongos
cuckoo
cue
cueca {Sp.}
cuerda {Sp.}
Cuivr {Fr.}
cumbia {Sp.}
cupo {It.}
curlew sign
curtain music
curtain tune
curtal
curtle
cutlets {Fr.}
cycle
cycle de mlodies {Fr.}
cycle des quintes {Fr.}
cyclic form
cyclic mass
cylindre {Fr.}
cymbale
cymbales antiques {Fr.}
cymbalon
cymbals
cymbalum {Lat.}
cymbel
Czardas {Fr.}
D sharp
D.C.=da capo {It.}
D.S.=dal segno; al segno
da capo aria {It.}
da capo {It.}
da {It.}
Dagu[]
Dah-ching[]
Dah-huh[]
Dah-lu[]
dal segno {It.}
Dalagu
Dalang
damaru
Damenisation {Ger.}
damper
damper pedal
Dmpfer {Ger.}
dn bau
dance form
dance music
dance notation
dance suite
dance {Fr.}
dance-poem
Dante symphonie {Ger.}
danza espaola {Sp.}
Danza tedesca {It.}
danza {It.}
danzn {Sp.}
darabukka
dark tone
Darmsaite {Ger.}
Darstellung {Ger.}
Daseian notation
DASH
Dasia Notation {Ger.}
Dastgah
dazu {Ger.}
dead interval
deafness
dbut {Fr.}
debutto{It.}
decani {Lat.}
deceptive cadence
deceptive resolution
Dchant sur le livre {Fr.}
dchant {Fr.}
dchiffrage {Fr.}
decibel
decibl {Fr.}
decibel {It.}
decima {It.}
decimette
decimole
Deciso {It.}
Decke {Ger.}
Deckung {Ger.}
declamation {Fr.}
decrescendo {It.}
decresciuto {It.}
decuplet
degree
degree of scale
degree of stave
degrs naturels {Fr.}
Deklamation {Ger.}
dlicat {Fr.}
delicato {It.}
delirante {It.}
delizioso{it.}
dmancher {Fr.}
demi cadence {Fr.}
demi instrument {Fr.}
demi jeu {Fr.}
demi pli {Fr.}
demi pointe {Fr.}
demi soupir {Fr.}
demi ton {Fr.}
demi-pause {Fr.}
demi-voix {Fr.}
deminquaver rest
demiquaver
demisemiquaver
demisemiquaver rest
demtig {Ger.}
Denkmler der Tonkunst {Ger.}
Denkmler {Ger.}
dependent chord
dploration {Fr.}
derecha {Sp.}
derivative chord
derivative tone
derived notes
Des {Ger.}
descant viol
descending
descriptive music
Deses {Ger.}
destro {It.}
dtach {Fr.}
detached console
determinato {It.}
Detonieren {Ger.}
dettato musicale {It.}
deuterus {Gr.}
Deutlich {Ger.}
Deutsche messe{Ger.}
Deutsche Sexte {Ger.}
deutsche Tnze {Ger.}
Deutsche {Ger.}
Deutscher Tanz {Ger.}
Deutsches requiem{Ger.}
deux parties {Fr.}
deux temps {Fr.}
deux voix {Fr.}
deuxime octave {Fr.}
deuxime renversement {Fr.}
deuxime thme {Fr.}
development
dvoloppement {Fr.}
Dezibel {Ger.}
Dezime {Ger.}
Dhol
Dhrupad
di molto {It.}
diabolus in musica {Lat.}
diadtematic
dialogo {It.}
dialogue {Fr.}
diapason {Fr.}{Gr.}
diapason de voix {Fr.}
diapason della voce {It.}
diapason talon {Fr.}
diapason normal {Fr.}
diapason normale {It.}
diapason {It.}
diapasn {Sp.}
diapason{Fr.}
diapente {Gr.}
diaphone
diaphonia {Gr.}
diaphony {Gr.}
diaphragm
diastematic
Diastmatique {Fr.}
Diastematisch {Ger.}
diatessaron {Gr.}
diatonic
diatonic accordion
diatonic and ear training
diatonic auxiliary note
diatonic chord
diatonic concord
diatonic discord
diatonic harmony
diatonic interval
diatonic minor scale
diatonic modulation
diatonic passing note
diatonic scale
diatonic semitone
diatonic seventh
diatonic triad
diatonic whole tone
diatonicism
diatonische Tonleiter {Ger.}
diatonisches Intervall {Ger.}
dictation
dicte musicale {Fr.}
diction {Fr.}
dictionary of music
dictionnaire de la musique {Fr.}
Didjeridu(Didjeridoo)
Didymic comma
Dies irae {Lat.}
dise {Fr.}
diesis {It.}
diferencia {Sp.}
difference threshold
difference tones
differentiae {Lat.}
differential tone
differenztne {Ger.}
diffraction {Fr.}
digital
Digital Audio Stationary Head
Digital Audio Tape
digital audio tape recorder
digitazione {It.}
digitorium
Dijon Chansonnier {Fr.}
diligente {It.}
diluendo {It.}
dilungando {It.}
diminished fifth
diminished fourth
diminished interval
diminished octave
diminished seventh
diminished seventh chord
diminished sixth
diminished third
diminished triad
diminuendo {It.}
diminutio {Lat.}
diminution {Fr.}
dinamica{It.}
Diphthong {Ger.}
diplacusis
Diple (Diplye)
direct
direct canon
direct extraneous modulation
directaneus {Lat.}
direction {Fr.}
director musices {Lat.}
director {Sp.}
direttore {It.}
direzione {It.}
dirge
Dirigent {Ger.}
Dirigieren {Ger.}
diritta {It.}
Dis {Ger.}
disc
Disc jockey
discant
discant clef
Discant Mass
Discantus supra libum {Lat.}
discantus {Lat.}
disco {It.}
discography
discord
discord harmony
diseur {Fr.}
diseuse{Fr.}
disguised motive
Disis {Ger.}
disjunct motion
disjunct tetrachords
Diskant {Ger.}
Diskantusmesse {Ger.}
Diskographie {Ger.}
Disphony
displaced accent
disposition
dissonance
dissonance {Fr.}
dissonant chord
dissonant interval
dissonant triad
Dissonanz {Ger.}
dissonanza {It.}
Dissonanzakkord {Ger.}
distant keys
distinctio {Lat.}
Dital harp
diteggiatura {It.}
dithyramb {Gr.}
ditonic comma
ditonus {Lat.}
diversions
divertimento {It.}
divertissement {Fr.}
divided
divided stop
divine Office
divis {Fr.}
divisi {It.}
division viol
division(s)
divisions
divisive rhythm
Dixieland
Dixieland jazz {Amer.}
dixime {Fr.}
dizionario della musica {It.}
do diesis {It.}
doctrine of affections
doctrine of figures
dodecafonia {It.}
dodecaphonic
dodecaphony
dodecimole
dodecuple scale
dodecuplet
dodekachordon {Gr.}
doglia {It.}
doglioso {It.}
doigt {Fr.}
dolce {It.}
Dolente {It.}
dolore {It.}
doloroso {It.}
dolzaina {It.}
dombra {Rus.}
Domchor {Ger.}
dominant
dominant cadence
Dominant chord
dominant chord of the seventh
dominant eleventh
dominant harmony
dominant key
dominant ninth
Dominant ninth chord
dominant pedal
Dominant schluss {Ger.}
dominant seventh
dominant seventh chord
dominant thirteenth
dominant triad
Dominantakkord {Ger.}
dominante de passage {Fr.}
dominante secondaria {It.}
Dominante {Ger.}
Dominantseptakkord {Ger.}
Dominantseptimenakkord {Ger.}
Dominanttonart {Ger.}
domp
dompe
Domra {Rus.}
Doo-wop
Doppel {Ger.}
Doppel-Be {Ger.}
Doppelchor {Ger.}
Doppeldominante {Ger.}
Doppelflte {Ger.}
Doppelfuge {Ger.}
Doppelgriff {Ger.}
Doppelhorn {Ger.}
Doppelkadenz {Ger.}
Doppelkanon {Ger.}
Doppelkontrapunkt {Ger.}
Doppelkonzert {Ger.}
Doppelkreuz {Ger.}
Doppelorchester {Ger.}
Doppelpedal {Ger.}
doppelpunkt {Ger.}
doppelquartett
Doppelrohrblatt {Ger.}
Doppelschlag {Ger.}
Doppelstrich {Ger.}
Doppelt bermssiges Intervall {Ger.}
Doppelt vermindertes Intervall {Ger.}
Doppeltaktnote {Ger.}
Doppeltaktpause {Ger.}
Doppeltriller {Ger.}
Doppelvorhalt {Ger.}
Doppelvorschlag {Ger.}
Doppelzunge {Ger.}
doppia corda {It.}
doppia stanghetta {It.}
doppio bemolle {It.}
doppio concerto {It.}
doppio coro {It.}
doppio diesis {It.}
doppio movimento {It.}
doppio punto {It.}
doppio quartetto {It.}
doppio {It.}
doppione
doppler effect
dorian
dorian mode
dorian scale
dorian sixth
Dorisch {Ger.}
dot
dot of prolongation
dots
dotted crotchet
dotted crotchet rest
dotted demisemiquaver
dotted demisemiquaver rest
dotted eighth note
dotted half note
dotted minim
dotted minim rest
dotted note
dotted quarter note
dotted quaver
dotted quaver rest
dotted rest
dotted semibreve
dotted semibreve rest
dotted semiquaver
dotted semiquaver rest
dotted sixteenth note
dotted thirty second note
dotted whole note
double
double action
double action pedal
double appoggiatura
Double augmented interval
double augmented six-four-three chord
double bar
double barre {Fr.}
double bass
double bass viol
double bassoon
Double bmol {Fr.}
double cadence
double canon {Fr.}
double chant
double choeur {Fr.}
double choir
double chorus
double concerto {Fr.}
double contra octave
double contre octave {Fr.}
double conunterpoint
double corde {Fr.}
double counterpoint
double counterpoint in the eleventh
double counterpoint in the fifteenth
double counterpoint in the fourteenth
double counterpoint in the ninth
double counterpoint in the octave
double counterpoint in the tenth
double counterpoint in the thirteenth
double counterpoint in the twelfth
double croche {Fr.}
double dise {Fr.}
Double diminished interval
double diminution
double disharmonic hearing
double dot
double dotted crotchet
double dotted crotchet rest
double dotted demiquaver
double dotted demiquaver rest
double dotted demisemiquaver
double dotted demisemiquaver rest
double dotted eighth note
double dotted half note
double dotted minim
double dotted minim rest
double dotted note
double dotted quarter note
double dotted quaver
double dotted quaver rest
double dotted rest
double dotted semibreve
double dotted semibreve rest
double dotted semiquaver
double dotted semiquaver rest
double dotted sixteenth note
double dotted thirty second note
double dotted whole note
Double English horn
double exposition
double figuration
Double flat
double fugue
double fugue {Fr.}
double harp
double horn
double imitation
double manual
double note
double octave
double open diapason
double organ
double passing tone
double pause {Fr.}
double pedal
double pedal notes
double period
double point {Fr.}
double quartet
double reed
double reed instrument
double root
double root chord
double shake
double sharp
double stave
double stop
double stopping
double string
double structure
double suspension {Fr.}
double tonguing
double touch
double trill
Double trille {Fr.}
double variation
double virginals
double whole note rest {Amer.}
double whole note {Amer.}
double {Fr.}
double {Fr.}
doubl {Fr.}
double-bass
double-bass clarinet
double-bass saxhorn
double-bass trombone
double-bass tuba
double-curtal
double-handed
doublement {Fr.}
doublet
doubling
doubling of tones
douaine
douce {Fr.}
douloureux {Fr.}
doux{Fr.}
douzime {Fr.}
down beat
down best
down bow
down stroke
down-bow
downbeat
downward motion
doxologia minor {Lat.}
doxologia {Lat.}{Gr.}
Doxologie {Ger.}
doxology {Lat.}
draft
drama lirico {It.}
dramatic
dramatic music
dramatic soprano
dramatic tenor
dramatique {Fr.}
Dramatische Musik {Ger.}
dramaturg
drame liturgique {Fr.}
drame lyrique {Fr.}
dramma giocoso {It.}
dramma per musica {It.}
drammatico {It}
drngend {Ger.}
drawstop
Drehleier {Ger.}
Drehventil{Ger.}
Drei Stimmen {Ger.}
Dreifacher Kontrapunkt {Ger.}
Dreigestrichene Oktave {Ger.}
Dreiklang {Ger.}
dreiteilige Form {Ger.}
Dreivierteltakt {Ger.}
dreizhliger Takt {Ger.}
dreizeitiger Takt {Ger.}
Dreizweiteltakt {Ger.}
dress rehearsal
dringend {Ger.}
dritte Umkehrung {Ger.}
drohend {Ger.}
drone
drone bass
dropping of interval
drum
drum set
drumstick
DSCH
Dualism
dualistic theory
Dudelsack {Ger.}
duduk
due corde {It.}
due parti {It.}
due voci {It.}
duet
duetto {It.}
duina {It.}
dulcet
dulcian
dulciana
dulciana mixture
dulcimer
dulcitone
dull tone
dulzaina {Sp.}
Dumka {Rus.}
Dumky {Rus.}
dump
dumpe
dundubhi
duo imitation
duo pianistico {It.}
duo {It.}
duodecima {It.}
duodecuple meter
duodecuple scale
duodecuple time
Duodezime {Ger.}
duodrama
Duole {Ger.}
duolet {Fr.}
duos for strings
duple meter
duple rhythm
duple time
duplet
duplex instruments
duplex scaling
duplex-coupler piano
duplicating
duplum {Lat.}
Dur {Ger.}
duramente {It.}
duration
Durchfhrung {Ger.}
Durchgangsakkord {Ger.}
Durchgangsnote {Ger.}
Durchgehende Ausweichung {Ger.}
Durchimitation {Ger.}
durchkomponiert {Ger.}
Durchkomponiertes Lied {Ger.}
Durchschlagszunge {Ger.}
Durdreiklang {Ger.}
durezza {It.}
Durtonart {Ger.}
Durtonleiter {Ger.}
dux {Lat.}
Dvojnice
dynamic
dynamic mark
Dynamikzeichen {Ger.}
Dynamil {Ger.}
dynamique {Fr.}
e flat bass
e in alt
e in altissimo
E sharp
e {It.}
ear-training
Early music
earthy
bauche {Fr.}
Ebony
ecclesiastical dance
ecclesiastical mode
change des parties voix{Fr.}
chappe {Fr.}
echeggiatta {It.}
echelette {Fr.}
chelle diatonique {Fr.}
chelle {Fr.}
Echo chamber
echo cornet
echo gamba
echo organ
Echo {Ger.}
Echoklavier {Ger.}
Eckstze {Ger.}
clatant {Fr.}
eclecticism
clisses {Fr.}
eclogua {It.}
eclogue
clogue {Fr.}
eco {It.}
cole bourguignonne {Fr.}
cole classique de Vienne {Fr.}
cole d'Arcueil {Fr.}
cole de Bologne {Fr.}
cole de la musique {Fr.}
cole de Mannheim {Fr.}
cole flamande {Fr.}
cole florentine {Fr.}
cole napolitaine {Fr.}
cole nerlandaise {Fr.}
cole vnetienne {Fr.}
cole viennoise {Fr.}
cossaise {Fr.}
ecphonetic notation
edel {Ger.}
dition intgrale {Fr.}
edizione dell' opera omnia {It.}
effac {Fr.}
effector
galement {Fr.}
gloga {Sp.}
glogue {Fr.}
egualmente {It.}
Eigenschwingung {Ger.}
Eigenton {Ger.}
eight keyed flute
eight notes to one
eight-bar sentence
eight-foot pitch
eight-part counterpoint
eight-part harmony
eighth
eighth note
eighth note rest
eighth note {Amer.}
eighth rest {Amer.}
eighth-note rest {Amer.}
eilend {Ger.}
Einbildung {Ger.}
einfacher gerader Takt {Ger.}
einfacher Takt {Ger.}
einfacher Ton {Ger.}
einfacher Tripeltakt {Ger.}
Einfacher vierzhliger Takt {Ger.}
eingestrichene Oktave {Ger.}
Einklang {Ger.}
Einleitung {Ger.}
einstimmig {Ger.}
Einstimmige Musik {Ger.}
einteilige Form {Ger.}
Einzelrohrblatt {Ger.}
Eis {Ger.}
Eisenvioline {Ger.}
Eisis {Ger.}
Ekloge {Ger.}
Ekphonesis {Gr.}
Ekphonetische Notation {Ger.}
ektr
largissant {Fr.}
electone
electric action
electric bass
electric guitar
electric musical instruments
electric organ
electric violin
electronic instrument
electronic music {Fr.}
electronic piano
electrophone
lgant {Fr.}
elegante {It.}
elegia {It.}
elegiaco {It.}
lgie {Fr.}
Elegie {Ger.}
elegy
Elektrishe Geige {Ger.}
Elektronische Musik {Ger.}
Elektronisches Musikinstrument {Ger.}
Elektrophone {Ger.}
elevatio {Lat.}
elevation
elevato {It.}
eleventh
eleventh chord
elight-bar rhythm
embellished melody
embellishment
Embolada {Por.}
embouchure {Fr.}
emozione {It.}
Empfindsamer Stil {Ger.}
empfindungsvoll {Ger.}
emphasis
Emport {Fr.}
empress {Fr.}
mu ( e ) {Fr.}
En dehors {Fr.}
enchanement des accords {Fr.}
enchanement {Fr.}
enchanez {Fr.}
enclume {Fr.}
encore {Fr.}
end button
end pin
end-plugged
endless melody
Energetik {Ger.}
energia {It.}
energico {It.}
nergique {Fr.}
energisch {Ger.}
enge Harmonie {Ger.}
enge Lage {Ger.}
Engelstimme {Ger.}
Englischer Gruss {Ger.}
Englisches Horn {Ger.}
english discant
english flute
english horn
enharmonic
enharmonic change
enharmonic chord
enharmonic chromatic scale
Enharmonic harpsichord
enharmonic interval
enharmonic key
enharmonic modulation
enharmonic scale
enharmonic trans-Formation
enharmonic transformation
Enharmonik {Ger.}
enharmonische Verwechselung {Ger.}
enigma canon
Enigma Variations
enigmatic canon
enlevez la sourdine {Fr.}
enregistrement {Fr.}
ensalada {Sp.}
ensayo {Sp.}
ensemble {Fr.}
entertainer
entr'acte {Fr.}
entrada {Sp.}
Entre {Fr.}
entremet {Fr.}
entry
entracte{Fr.}
entschlossen {Ger.}
Entwurf {Ger.}
envelope
environmental music
envoi {Fr.}
EP (extended play)
epicedium
epidiapente {Gr.}
epidiatessaron {Gr.}
Epiglottis
epilogue
episema {Gr.}
episode
Episode {Ger.}
episodical movement
episodio {It.}
epithalamium {Lat.}
equal counterpoint
equal temperament
equal tempered scale
equal voices
equivocal chord
Erdbogen {Ger.}
Erdzither {Ger.}
erection of chord
erhaben {Ger.}
Erhu
erkencho {As.}
Erleichterung {Ger.}
Erlschend {Ger.}
ermattend {Ger.}
eroico {It.}
erotikon {Lat.}
erreurdu temps {Fr.}
erste Geige {Ger.}
erste Umkehrung {Ger.}
erstes Thema {Ger.}
Erweitert {Ger.}
Erzhler {Ger.}
Erzhlung {Ger.}
erzwungene Schwingung {Ger.}
Es {Ger.}
esaltato {It.}
escala {Sp.}
escape note
escapement
eschaquier {Fr.}
Escorial Chansonnier, El {Fr.}
esecuzione {It.}
Eses {Ger.}
espace {Fr.}
espces d'octaves {Fr.}
espilando {It.}
Espositione {It.}
espresive {It.}
espressione {It.}
espressionismo {It.}
espressivo {It.}
esquinazo {Sp.}
esquisse {Fr.}
esrj {In.}
essential discord
essential note
estampida {Fr.}
estampie {Fr.}
estensione {It.}
Ester vigil
estetica musicale {It.}
esthtique musicale {Fr.}
estilo {Sp.}
estinguendo {It.}
estinto {It.}
estomp {Fr.}
estudio {Sp.}
Et in terra ( pax ) {Lat.}
tat fondamental {Fr.}
tendue {Fr.}
Ethnic dance
ethnomusicology
Ethos {Gr.}
toile {Fr.}
touff {Fr.}
touffoir {Fr.}
tude {Fr.}
etudes dexcution transcendante {Fr.}
etwas {Ger.}
eufonio {It.}
eunuch flute
euphonium {Fr.}
Euphonium {Ger.}
euphonium {Sp.}
eurhythmics
Evangelisches Kirchenlied {Ger.}
Evangelist {Ger.}
Evangelium {Lat.}{Ger.}
veill {Fr.}
even meter [time]
even note
even tone
evensong
evirato {It.}
exalt {Fr.}
examination fugue
exceptional resolution
excution {Fr.}
exequiae {Lat.}
exequien {Ger.}
exercise
Exhibition of Contemporary Music
Exoticism
explosive consonant
exposition {Fr.}
Exposition {Ger.}
expression mark
expression stop
expression {Fr.}
Expressionism
Expressionismus {Ger.}
expressionnisme {Fr.}
Expressionsorgel {Ger.}
exsequiae {Lat.}
extemporization
extended binary form
extended chord
extended harmony
extended position
extended sentence
extension of sentence
extension organ
external ear
extraneous modulation
extravaganza
extreme interval
extreme key
extreme part
extrmement {Fr.}
eye music
ezcudantza
ezpata-dantza {Sp.}
F clef
F Schlssel {Ger.}
F sharp
f-hole
Fa dise {Fr.}
Fa diesis {It.}
fa fictum {Lat.}
faburden
facile {It.}
Fackeltanz {Ger.}
factious note
fado {Por.}
Faenza Codex {Lat.}
Fagott {Ger.}
fagottino {It.}
fagotto {It.}
fagottone {It.}
Fahne {Ger.}
faiblement {Fr.}
fake
falsche Gehrwahrnehmung {Ger.}
false accent
false close
false diminished seventh
false dominant seventh
false notation
false relation
false tetrad
false triad
falsetto {It.}
falsobordone {It.}
familiar style
fancy
fandango {Sp.}
fandanguillo {Sp.}
Fanfare {Fr.}
Fanfare {Ger.}
fantaisie {Fr.}
fantaisie-impromptu {Fr.}
fantasia {It.}
Fantasie {Ger.}
Fantasiestck {Ger.}
fantastico {It.}
fantasy
fantasy pieces
farandole {Fr.}
Farbenhren {Ger.}
farruca {Sp.}
fascie {It.}
fastoso {It.}
fausse relation {Fr.}
fausset {Fr.}
fauxbourdon {Fr.}
favola in musica {It.}
Feedback playing
Feet
feierlich {Ger.}
Feldmusik {Ger.}
Feldparthie {Ger.}
Feldpartita {Ger.}
Feldpfeife {Ger.}
female chorus {Eng.}
female chrous
female duet
female quartet
female trio
feminine cadence
feminine ending
Feria quinta in Coena Domini {Lat.}
fermata {It.}
Fermate {Ger.}
Ferm {Fr.}
Fernflte {Ger.}
Fernwerk {Ger.}
feroce {It.}
Fervido {It.}
Fervore {It.}
Fes {Ger.}
Feses {Ger.}
festival march
festival music
festival {Fr.}
festivals
festivo {It.}
Festmusik {Ger.}
festoso {It.}
Festspiel {Ger.}
feuille d'album {Fr.}
feurig {Ger.}
fiddle
Fiddle
fidhla
fidla
field holler
field work
fife
fifteenth
fifth
fifth degree
fifth line
fifth position
fifth species
Figur {Ger.}
figura {It.}
figuralisme {Fr.}
Figuralmusic
Figuralmusik {Ger.}
figurata {It.}
figuration
figurato
figure notation
figure {Fr.}
figured bass
figured chorale
figured melody
figured music
Figurierter Choral {Ger.}
figuring
filar il suono {It.}
filar la voce {It.}
filer la voix {It.}
filer le son {Fr.}
filigrana {It.}
filigrane {Fr.}
film music
Filmmusik {Ger.}
filter
fin {Fr.}
final
finale {It.}
finalis {Lat.}
fine {It.}
Fine-tuner
finger board
finger exercise
fingerboard
fingering
Fingersatz {Ger.}
finite canon
fino {It.}
fioritura {It.}
fipple
fipple flute
Firenze Codex {Lat.}
firm chord
first inversion
first line
first movement
first movement form
first octave
first scale-step
first section
first space
first species
first subject
first theme
First violin
Fis {Ger.}
fisarmonica {It.}
fisharmonica {It.}
Fisis {Ger.}
Fistel {Ger.}
fistula {Lat.}
fistuli(e)ren {Ger.}
five part counterpoint
five part harmony
five speicies
five stringed double bass
five three chord
five tone scale
five-bar rhythm
five-bar sentence
fixed Do
fixed Doh
fixed pitch
fixed sylables
flag
flageolet tones
flageolet {Fr.}
Flageolett-Tne {Ger.}
flagioletto {It.}
flam
flamenco {Sp.}
Flmische Schule {Ger.}
flat
flat keys
Flat trumpet
flat twenty-first
Flatterzunge {Ger.}
flautando {It.}
flautina {It.}
flautino {It.}
flautist
flauto a becco {It.}
flauto contralto {It.}
flauto d'amore
flauto d'echo {It.}
flauto diritto {It.}
flauto dolce {It.}
flauto piccolo {It.}
flauto traverso {It.}
flauto {It.}
flaviol {Sp.}
flebile {It.}
flehend {Ger.}
Flemish school
flexa {Lat.}
flexatone
flic flac {Fr.}
Flickkanzone {Ger.}
flicorno basso {It.}
flicorno contrabbasso {It.}
flicorno contralto {It.}
flicorno soprano {It.}
flicorno {It.}
fliessend {Ger.}
Florentine School
flores {Lat.}
florid
florid counterpoint
Flte {Ger.}
Fltenuhr{Ger.}
flotter {Fr.}
flourish
flue pipe
flue stop
Flgel {Ger.}
flugelhorn
Flgelhorn {Ger.}
flssig {Ger.}
Flute
flte bec {Fr.}
flte neuf trous {Fr.}
flte alto {Fr.}
flute amabile
flte d'amour {Fr.}
flte de Pan {Fr.}
flte douce {Fr.}
Flte quarte {Fr.}
flute stop
flte traversire {Fr.}
flutist
flutter tonguing
Fluxus {Lat.}
flying staccato
folia {Por.} {It.}
Folk
Folk dance {Ger.}
folk guitar
Folk music
folk song
folklore {Sp.}
Folksong
fond {Fr.}
fondo {It.}
fonetica {It.}
fonografo {It.}
fonte musicale {It.}
Foot
For four hands
force sonore {Fr.}
forced vibration
fore phrase
foreign progression
forlana {It.}
forlane {Fr.}
form
form in music
form of music
Form {Ger.}
forma binaria {It.}
forma canzone {It.}
forma ciclica {It.}
forma di rond {It.}
forma sonata
forma ternaria {It.}
forma {It.}
formalism
formant {Fr.}
forme binaire
forme cyclique {Fr.}
forme lied {Fr.}
forme musicali {It.}
forme rondeau {Fr.}
forme sonate {Fr.}
forme ternaire {Fr.}
Forme {Fr.}
formes fixes {Fr.}
formes musicales {Fr.}
forms of music
forte
forte pedal
fortepiano
fortfahren {Ger.}
fortissimo {It.}
Fortississimo {It.}
fortissississimo {It.}
Fortspinnung {Ger.}
forzando {It.}
forzato {It.}
fossa dell'orchestra {It.}
fosse d'orchestre {Fr.}
foundation
foundation stops
Four four meter [time]
Four hand
four hands
Four line octave
four note to one
four part counterpoint
four part fugue
four part harmony
four part writing
Four parts
four stringe double bass
Four voices
four-bar phrase
four-bar sentence
four-movement form
four-three chord
four-times accented octave
fourchette tonique {Fr.}
fourniture
fourteenth
Fourth
fourth chord
fourth degree
fourth line
fourth octave
fourth scale-step
fourth space
fourth species
fourth to five suspension
fourth to three suspension
foxtrot
frame drum
franaise {Fr.}
Franco-Flemish School
franzsische Geigen-Schlssel {Ger.}
Franzsische Ouvertre {Ger.}
franzsische Sexte {Ger.}
frase conclusivo {It.}
frase {It.}
fraseggio {It.}
Frauenchor {Ger.}
free canon
free close
free counterpoint
free double counterpoint
free fantasia
free fugue
free imitation
free intonation
free jazz
free part
free pitch
free reed
free rhythm
free vibration
Freemason music
freie Fuge {Ger.}
freie Schwingung {Ger.}
Freie Zunge {Ger.}
freier Kontrapunkt {Ger.}
Freistimmigkeit {Ger.}
French horn
French overture
French sixth
French violin clef
frquence {Fr.}
frequency
fresco {It.}
fret
frettevole {It.}
Frette{Fr.}
frettoso {It.}
freudig {Ger.}
fricasse {Fr.}
frog
frhlich {Ger.}
froidement {Fr.}
frottola {It.}
fuga a specchino {It.}
fuga alla giga
fuga alla quinta {It.}
fuga del gatto {It.}
fuga doppia {It.}
fuga inversa {It.}
fuga per moto contrario {It.}
fuga quadrupla {It.}
fuga reale {It.}
fuga tonale {It.}
fuga tripla {It.}
Fuga {It.}{Sp.}
fugara
fugato {It.}
fuge tune
Fuge {Ger.}
fughetta {It.}
fuging tune
fugue
fugue la quinte {Fr.}
fugue at the fifth
fugue by contrary motion
fugue by inversion
fugue d'cole {Fr.}
fugue en miroir {Fr.}
fugue libre {Fr.}
fugue par mouvement contraire {Fr.}
fugue quadruple {Fr.}
fugue relle {Fr.}
fugue renverse {Fr.}
fugue stricte {Fr.}
fugue tonale {Fr.}
Fugue tune
Fugue {Fr.}
fuguing tune
Fujara {Sk.}
fulana {It.}
full anthem
full cadence
full chord
full close
full mixture
full orchestra
full organ
full rehearsal
full score
Flligstimmen {Ger.}
Fllstimme {Ger.}
functional analysis
functional harmony
functional mark
functional music
fundament instrument
fundamental bass
fundamental chord
fundamental discord
fundamental form
fundamental harmony
fundamental instrament
fundamental note
fundamental position
fundamental tone
fundamental triad
fundamental vibration
Fundamentalschwingung {Ger.}
Fundamentfolgen {Ger.}
Fundamentinstrumente {Ger.}
fundamentum {Lat.}
funebre {It.}
funeral march
Fnffacher Kontrapunkt {Ger.}
Fnfzhliger [fnfzeitigher] Takt {Ger.}
Funk
funktionale Musik {Ger.}
funktionelle Harmonie ( Harmonik ) {Ger.}
Funktionsbezeichnung {Ger.}
Funktionstheorie {Ger.}
funzioni tonali {It.}
fuoco {It.}
Furiant {Cz.}
furioso {It.}
furlana {It.}
furniture
furniture stop
furore {It.}
furulya {Hu.}
fusion
fusion binaurale {Fr.}
futurism
fz
fforte
G clef
g in alt {It.}
g in altissimo {It.}
G Schlssel {Ger.}
G sharp
Gabelgriff {Ger.}
Gadulka
gagliarda {It.}
gaiamente {It.}
gaillarde {Fr.}
gaio {It.}
galant style
Galanter Stil {Ger.}
Galanterien {Ger.}
galanteries {Fr.}
galern {Sp.}
Galin-Paris-Chev
gallant
gallant style
gallarda {Sp.}
galliard
Galliarde {Ger.}
gallican chant
Gallikanischer Gesang {Ger.}
galopa {Sp.}
galopade {Sp.}
Galopp {Ger.}
galoppo {It.}
galop{Fr.}
galoubet et tambourin {Fr.}
galoubet {Fr.}
Gamaka {In.}
gamba {It.}
Gambang
Gambe {Ger.}
gambo {It.}
Gambus
gamelan
gamma {Gr.}
gamma {It.}
gamme chromatique {Fr.}
gamme de Pythagore {Fr.}
gamme de six tons {Fr.}
gamme diatonique {Fr.}
gamme heptatonique {Fr.}
gamme majeur harmonique {Fr.}
gamme majeure {Fr.}
gamme mineur harmonique {Fr.}
gamme mineure mlodique {Fr.}
gamme mineure naturelle {Fr.}
gamme mineure {Fr.}
gamme par tons entiers {Fr.}
Gamme pentatonique {Fr.}
gamme {Fr.}
gamut {Lat.}
Gang {Ger.}
ganz {Ger.}
ganze Note {Ger.}
ganze Pause {Ger.}
Ganzschluss {Ger.}
Ganzton {Ger.}
Ganztonleiter {Ger.}
gapped scale
garbatamente {It.}
garbato {It.}
Gardon
gathering note
gato {sp.}
gaudente {It.}
gaudioso {It.}
Gaumensegel {Ger.}
Gaumenton {Ger.}
gavotte {Fr.}
Gebrauchsmusik {Ger.}
Gebrochene Tasten {Ger.}
gebrochener Akkord {Ger.}
Gedackt {Ger.}
gedmpft {Ger.}
gedeckt
gedehnt {Ger.}
Gefhrte {Ger.}
gefllig {Ger.}
gefhl{Ger.}
gegebene Bass stimme {Ger.}
gegebene Oberstimme {Ger.}
Gegenbewegung {Ger.}
Gegenfuge {Ger.}
Gegenkanon {Ger.}
Gegenklnge {Ger.}
Gegenstandston {Ger.}
Gegenstimme {Ger.}
Gegenthema {Ger.}
gehalten {Ger.}
gehaucht {Ger.}
geheimnisvoll {Ger.}
gehend {Ger.}
Gehr {Ger.}
Gehrorgan{Ger.}
Gehrsermdung{Ger.}
Geige {Ger.}
Geigen {Ger.}
Geigenwerk {Ger.}
Geisstriller {Ger.}
geistliches Konzert {Ger.}
gekkin
gekneipt {Ger.}
gelassen {Ger.}
gelufigkeit {Ger.}
Gelegenheitsmusik {Ger.}
Gemchlich {Ger.}
Gemssigt {Ger.}
gemel
Gemendo {It.}
gemessen {Ger.}
Gemischte Lage {Ger.}
gemischte Stimme {Ger.}
Gemshorn {Ger.}
gemtlich {Ger.}
genau {Ger.}
gender {Id.}
general organ
general pause
Generalauftakt {Ger.}
Generalbass {Ger.}
Generalpause {Ger.}
Generalprobe {Ger.}
Generationsstil {Ger.}
generator
generoso {It.}
genos {Gr.}
gentil {Fr.}
genus molle {Lat.}
gerade Taktart {Ger.}
gerader Takt {Ger.}
Gerusch {Ger.}
Geruschmesser {Ger.}
german sixth
gerhrt {Ger.}
Gerstbau {Ger.}
Ges {Ger.}
Gesamtausgaben {Ger.}
Gesamtkunstwerk {Ger.}
Gesangbuch {Ger.}
Gesanglichte {Ger.}
Gesangsthema {Ger.}
Gesangvoll {Ger.}
geschlagen {Ger.}
Geschleift {Ger.}
geschwind {It.}
Gesellschaftskanon {Ger.}
Geses {Ger.}
gesteigert {Ger.}
Gestopft {Ger.}
gestopfte Tne {Ger.}
gettato {It.}
gewichtig {Ger.}
gewhnlich {Ger.}
ghironda {It.}
ghiterra {It.}
giga {It.}
gigue {Fr.}
gimel
gioccolatore {It.}
giocoso {It.}
gioioso {It.}
Giorgi flauto {It.}
gioviale {It.}
giraffe piano
Gis {Ger.}
Gisis {Ger.}
Gitarre {Ger.}
Gittern {It.}
giubilo {It.}
giulivamente {It.}
giustamente {It.}
Giustiniana {It.}
giusto {It.}
given bass
given melody
glnzend {Ger.}
Glasharmonika {Ger.}
glass dulcimer
glass harmonica
glass harp
glatt {Ger.}
glee
Glee Club
gleeman
gleiche Stimmen {Ger.}
gleicher Kontrapunkt {Ger.}
gleichmssig {Ger.}
gleichnamige Tonart {Ger.}
gleichschwebende Temperatur {Ger.}
glissando {It.}
Glocke Schelle {Ger.}
Glocke Schellen {Ger.}
Glockenspiel {Ger.}
Glogauer Liederbuch {Ger.}
gloria patri {Lat.}
Gloria {Lat.}
glosa {Sp.}
glottis
glhend {Ger.}
gluttal sound
GO(
goat's trill
golden section, the
golden sequence
goldene Schnitt, der {Ger.}
Gondellied {Ger.}
gondola song
gondoliera {It.}
gong
gong chime
Good Friday
gopak {Russ.}
gopyantra {In.}
gorgahegio {It.}
gorgheggiare {It.}
gorgia {It.}
gospel hymn
gospel music
gospel song
Gothic music
Gothic notation
Gotische Choralnote {Ger.}
Gotische Musik {Ger.}
GPGeneral Pause)
grace notes
gracieux {Fr.}
gracile {It.}
gradi naturali {It.}
grado {It.}
gradual modulation
gradual {Lat.}
graduale {Lat.}
graffa {It.}
grafische Partitur {Ger.}
grail
Grma
grammatical accent
Grammy Awards
gramophone recordings
gramophone {Fr.}
gran cassa {It.}
gran coro {It.}
gran gusto {It.}
gran {It.}
Granadina {Sp.}
grand aria
grand choeur
grand opra {Fr.}
grand orgue {Fr.}
grand piano
Grand Prix de Rome
grand staff
grand stave
grand ton {Fr.}
grand {Fr.}
Grand' messe {Fr.}
grande {It.}
grandioso {It.}
graphic score
graphische Partitur {Ger.}
grave mixture
grave {It.}
grazia {It.}
graziosamente {It.}
grazioso {It.}
great double bar
great octave
great organ
great staff
great stave
greater doxology
greater perfect system
greater whole tone
Greek mode
gregorian chant
gregorian modes
gregorian tones
Gregorianischer Choral {Ger.}
grelot {Fr.}
grelots {Fr.}
greman polka
griechische Tonart {Ger.}
Griffbrett {Ger.}
grimmig {Ger.}
gros(se) {Fr.}
grosse caisse {Fr.}
grosse Fuge {Ger.}
grosse Nonenakkord {Ger.}
grosse Oktave {Ger.}
grosse Sekunde {Ger.}
grosse Septime {Ger.}
grosse Septimenakkord {Ger.}
grosse Sexte {Ger.}
grosse Terz {Ger.}
grosse Trommel {Ger.}
Grosseflte
grosser Ganzton {Ger.}
grosser Satz {Ger.}
grosses Intervall {Ger.}
Grotesk {Ger.}
grottesco {It.}
ground
ground bass
Ground bow
Ground harp
Ground zither
Groundton {Ger.}
Groupe des cinq {Fr.}
Groupe des Six {Fr.}
growl ( style )
Grundbass {Ger.}
Grundform {Ger.}
Grundlage {Ger.}
Grndonnerstag {Ger.}
Grundstimmen {Ger.}
Grundtonschritt {Ger.}
gruppetto {It.}
Gruppo dei cinque {It.}
guajira {Sp.}
guamo {Cu.}
guaracha {Sp.}
guarana {Sp.}
guarneri {It.}
guarracha {Sp.}
guasa {Sp.}
gudok {Russ.}
guerre des bouffons {Fr.}
guest conductor
guidon {Fr.}
guidonian hand
guimbarda {Sp.}
guimbarde {Fr.}
giro {Sp.}
guitar
guitar
guitare en bateau {Fr.}
guitare {Fr.}
guitarra {Sp.}
Guitarre Violoncell {Ger.}
guiterne {Fr.}
gusle
gusli {Russ.}
gut guitar
gut string
guttural consonants
guttural voice
gymel
gymnastique {Fr.}
gypsy music
Gyterne
habanera {Sp.}
Hackbrett {Ger.}
haka
halbe Note {Ger.}
halbe Pause {Ger.}
Halbinstrument {Ger.}
Halbprinzipal {Ger.}
Halbschluss{Ger.}
Halbton {Ger.}
half cadence
half close
half note rest {Amer.}
half note {Amer.}
half rest {Amer.}
half step
half tone
half tube instrument
halil {Heb.}
hallelujah
Hallelujah chorus
Hallelujah {Her.}
halling {Nor.}
Hals {Ger.}
Haltebogen {Ger.}
hammer
hammer stroke
Hammerflgel {Ger.}
Hammerklavier {Ger.}
Hammond organ
hanacca {Cz.}
Hanakisch {Ger.}
Hand casta
hand horn
hand organ
Handbells
Handharmonika {Ger.}
Handschrift {Ger.}
hard bop
hard palate
Hardanger Fiedel {Ger.}
hardi {Fr.}
harding fiddle
hardingfela {Nor.}
Harfe {Ger.}
Harlekin {Ger.}
Harlem jazz
harlequin
harmoniai {Gr.}
harmonic analysis
harmonic bass
harmonic chromatic scale
harmonic figuration
harmonic figure
harmonic flute
harmonic instrument
harmonic interval
harmonic major scale
harmonic minor scale
harmonic overtone
harmonic progression
harmonic rhythm
harmonic sequence
harmonic series
harmonic tone
harmonic trumpet
harmonica
harmonica bouche {Fr.}
harmonica de franklin {Fr.}
harmonicon
harmonics
Harmonie de la dominante {Fr.}
harmonie de la sous dominante {Fr.}
harmonie de la tonique {Fr.}
harmonie fonctionelle {Fr.}
harmonie {Fr.}
Harmonie {Ger.}
harmonie, cord' {Fr.}
harmonieeigener Ton {Ger.}
Harmoniefremder Ton {Ger.}
Harmonielehre {Ger.}
Harmoniemusik {Ger.}
Harmonik {Ger.}
Harmonikon {Ger.}
harmoniques suprieures {Fr.}
Harmonische Durtonleiter {Ger.}
harmonische Figurierung {Ger.}
Harmonische Molltonleiter {Ger.}
harmonische Sequenz {Ger.}
harmonischer Dualismus {Ger.}
harmonischer Oberton {Ger.}
harmonisches Intervall {Ger.}
harmonium
harmonizing of melody
harmony
harmony of the spheres
harp
harp olienne {Fr.}
harp guitar
harp lute
harp stop
harpe d'Eole {Fr.}
harpe luth {Fr.}
harpe {Fr.}
harpo lyre {Fr.}
harpsichord
harte Gaumen {Ger.}
hartverminderter Dreiklang {Ger.}
Hasosra {Heb.}
haubois baryton {Fr.}
haubois {Fr.}
Hauptdreiknge {Ger.}
Hauptharmonie {Ger.}
Hauptprobe {Ger.}
Hauptsatz {Ger.}
Hauptstimme{Ger.}
Hauptthema {Ger.}
Hauptton {Ger.}
Haupttonart {Ger.}
Hauptwerk {Ger.}
haut {Fr.}
hautbois d'amour {Fr.}
hautbois de chasse {Fr.}
hautbois {Fr.}
hautboy
hauteur absolue {Fr.}
hauteur de son {Fr.}
Hawaiian guitar
hbilit musicale {Fr.}
head
head arrange(arrangement)
head register
head resonance
head tone
head voice
head voice resonance
hearing
hearing organ
heavy metal
Hebdomada sancta {Lat.}
Heckelclarina
heckelphone
heel
heftig {Ger.}
Heimlich {Ger.}
held part
Heldenbariton {Ger.}
Heldentenor {Ger.}
helicon
Hellflte {Ger.}
Helmholtz resonator
Helmholtzscher Resonator {Ger.}
hemidemisemiquaver
hemidemisemiquaver rest
hemiola {Gr.}
hemiolia {Gr.}
hemitone
hemitonium {Lat.}
heptachord
heptachorde {Fr.}
heptatonic
heptatonic scale
Heptatonik {Ger.}
heptatonique {Fr.}
Heptatonisch {Ger.}
heptatonische Tonleiter {Ger.}
Herabstrich {Ger.}
heroic tenor
Hertz {Ger.}
Herunterstrich {Ger.}
Herzhaft {Ger.}
Herzig {Ger.}
Heses {Ger.}
hetero- {Gr.}
heterochord
heteroglot
heterometer
heterophony
hexachord
Hexachord {Ger.}
hexachorde {Fr.}
hexatonic
hi hat cymbals
hidden consecutives
hidden fifths
hidden octaves
hidden unisons
High baritone
high clarinet
high frequency
High Mass
Hilfslinie {Ger.}
hillbilly {Amer.}
Hinstrich
Hintersatz {Ger.}
Hinzugefgte Sexte {Ger.}
His {Ger.}
histoire de la musique {Fr.}
history of music
hitschiriki
hityokin
Hob
Hoboe {Ger.}
Hoboken
Hobusi
Hochamt {Ger.}
hochet {Fr.}
Hochfrequenz {Ger.}
Hochzeitmarsch {Ger.}
hocket
Hocketus {Lat.}
hocquet {Fr.}
Hofkapelle {Ger.}
Hofmusik {Ger.}
Hofoper {Ger.}
Hoftanz {Ger.}
hoketus {Lat.}
hold
Holy Saturday
holy week
Holzblasinstrumente {Ger.}
Holzblock {Ger.}
Holzharmonika {Ger.}
Holztrompete {Ger.}
Hommel {Ger.}
homophonic music
Homophonie {Fr.}
Homophonie {Ger.}
homophony
homorhythm
homorhythmic
Homorhythmik {Ger.}
homorythmie {Fr.}
hook
hopak
hopak gopak
hopak {Russ.}
hoquet {Fr.}
hoquetio {Lat.}
hoquetus {Lat.}
Hor
Hor lung
Horae {Lat.}
Hrbarkeitsgrenzen {Ger.}
Hren {Ger.}
Hrfeld {Ger.}
Hrgrenzen {Ger.}
Hrmessung {Ger.}
horn family
horn fifths
Horn {Ger.}
hornpipe
Hornquinten {Ger.}
Hornwerk {Ger.}
horologium {Lat.}
hot Jazz
HP
huaio {Sp.}
huapango {Sp.}
Huayra-puhur {Sp.}
huchet {Fr.}
Hgel {Ger.}
huitime De soupir {Fr.}
humanist music
humming
Humoreske {Ger.}
humoresque {Fr.}
Hungarian scale
hunting horn
Hupfauf {Ger.}
hurdy-gurdy
Hurtig {Ger.}
hydraulic organ
hydraulis {Gr.}
hydraulus {Lat.}
hymn
hymn tune
Hymne d'Ambroise {Fr.}
hymne national {Fr.}
hymne {Fr.}
Hymnus {Ger.}
hymnus {Lat.}
hypo-aeolian
hypo-aeolian mode
hypo-dorian
hypo-ionian
hypo-locrian
hypo-lydian
hypo-mixolydian
hypo-phrygian
hypo-phrygian mode
Hypodorisch {Ger.}
hypolydian mode
Hypolydisch {Ger.}
Hypomixolidisch {Ger.}
hypomixolydian mode
hypophrygian mode
Hypophrygisch {Ger.}
Hyporchema {Gr.}
iconographie musicale {Fr.}
iconography of music
iconology
ide fixe {Fr.}
idillio {It.}
idiochord
idioglot
idiomelon {Gr.}
Idiophon {Ger.}
idiophone
idyll
Ikonologie {Ger.}
Il pi {It.}
illustrative music
lot tonal {Fr.}
imagination
imbroglio
imitation
imitation by augmentation
imitation by diminution
imitation by inversion
imitative accompaniment
imitative counterpoint
imitative music
imitazion {It.}
Imitierender Kontrapunkt {Ger.}
immer {Ger.}
imperfect cadence
imperfect chord
imperfect consonance
imperfect consonant interval
imperfect interval
imperfect time
imperfectio {Lat.}
impeto {It.}
imptueux {Fr.}
impetuoso {It.}
impresario {It.}
Impressionism
Impressionismo {It.}
Impressionismus {Ger.}
Impressionnisme {Fr.}
impromptu {Fr.}
improvisation
in alt {It.}
In nomine {Lat.}
in seculum {Lat.}
in tempo {It.}
inactive scale step
Inca music
incalzando {It.}
incidental music
incidental variation
incipit {Lat.}
incomplete bar
incomplete chord
incomplete counter exposition
incomplete entry
incomplete exposition
incomplete major ninth
incomplete measure
incomplete motive
incudine {It.}
indeciso {It.}
indefinite form
independent chord
indication de tempo {Fr.}
indication mtronomique {Fr.}
indicazione di misura {It.}
indicazione di tempo {It.}
indicazione metronomica {It.}
indirect extraneous modulation
indirectum {Lat.}
Individualstil {Ger.}
infinite canon
inflection
ingressa {Lat.}
inharmonic note
inhurmonic relation
initium {Lat.}
inner ear
inner part
inner voice
Inners Ohr {Ger.}
innig {Ger.}
Inno ambrosiano {It.}
inno nazionale {It.}
inno {It.}
innocemment {Fr.}
innocente {It.}
inquiet {Fr.}
inquieto {It.}
instndig {Ger.}
instante {It.}
instruction musicale {Fr.}
instrument anche {Fr.}
instrumnt cordes frappes {Fr.}
instrument cordes {Fr.}
Instrument percussion {Fr.}
instrument vent en bois {Fr.}
instrument vent {Fr.}
instrument de musique lectronique {Fr.}
instrument {Fr.}
instrumental music
Instrumentalmusik {Ger.}
instrumentation {Fr.}
Instrumente {Ger.}
Instrumentenkunde {Ger.}
Instrumentierung {Ger.}
instrumento {It.}
instruments clavier{Fr.}
instruments de cuivre {Fr.}
instruments {Fr.}
intavolatura {It.}
integer valor {Lat.}
intellectual property
Intendant {Ger.}
intendente {Sp.}
intensit sonore {Fr.}
intensity
intensity of sound
interal ear
intercepted fifth
intercepted octave
interchange of modes
interconnection of chords
interepido {It.}
interference
interfrence {Fr.}
Interferenz {Ger.}
interferenza {It.}
interlude
interludium {Lat.}
intermde {Fr.}
intermedia
intermedio {It.}
intermedium {Lat.}
intermezzo {It.}
intermittence tone
Intermittenztion {Ger.}
Intermodalitt {Ger.}
intermodalit {Fr.}
intermodality
International Association of Music Libraries
(IAML)
international pitch
International Society for Contemporary
Music [ISCM]
International Society of Music Education
(ISME)
Internationale Gesellschaft Fr Neue Musik
(IGNM) {Ger.}
interpolation of bar
interpolation of beat
interpretation {Ger.}
interpretazione {It.}
interpreter
interrupted cadence
interrupted imitation
intertone
interval
Intervall {Ger.}
intervalle augment {Fr.}
intervalle chromatique {Fr.}
intervalle complmantaire {Fr.}
intervalle compos
intervalle consonant imparfaite {Fr.}
intervalle consonant {Fr.}
intervalle diatonique {Fr.}
Intervalle diminu {Fr.}
intervalle dissonant {Fr.}
intervalle harmonique {Fr.}
intervalle juste {Fr.}
intervalle majeur {Fr.}
intervalle mineure {Fr.}
intervalle mort {Fr.}
intervalle {Fr.}
intervallo armonico {It.}
intervallo aumentato {It.}
intervallo complementare {It.}
Intervallo composto {Ger.}
intervallo consonante imperfetta {It.}
intervallo consonante {It.}
intervallo cromatico {It.}
intervallo diatonico {It.}
Intervallo diminuito
intervallo dissonante {It.}
intervallo giusto {It.}
intervallo maggiore {It.}
intervallo minore {It.}
intervallo morto {It.}
intervallo {It.}
intonatio {Lat.}
intonation
Intonation formula
intonation juste {Fr.}
intonazione {It.}
intoning
intrada {It.}
intrepido {It.}
introduction
introduction {Fr.}
introduzione {It.}
introit
introt {Fr.}
Introitus {Ger.}
introitus {Lat.}
Inventio {Lat.}
Invention {Ger.}{Fr.}
Inventionshorn {Ger.}
Inventiontrompete {Ger.}
Invenzione {It.}
inversion
inversion of chord
inversion of interval
inverted cadence
inverted canon
inverted chord
inverted dotting
inverted fugue
inverted interval
inverted mordent
inverted organ point
inverted pedal note
inverted subject
inverted turn
invertible canon
invertible counterpoint
Inzidenzmusik {Ger.}
ioculator {Lat.}
ionian mode
ionian scale
Ionisch {Ger.}
ippaki-ni {Fr.}
Ipuhula
iratamente {It.}
Irish harp
irregular accent
irregular answer
irregular meter
irregular resolution
irregular rhythm
irregular rondo
irregular sequence
irregular time
isolated entry
isomelic
isomelico {It.}
isomlique {Fr.}
Isomelisch {Ger.}
Isomelodisch {Ger.}
isometric
Isometrisch {Ger.}
isorhythm
Isorhythmisch {Ger.}
isosyllabic
Isosyllabisch {Ger.}
istanpitta {It.}
istruzione musicale {It.}
Italian overture
Italian sixth
Italienische Ouvertre {Ger.}
Italienische Sexte {Ger.}
Ivrea Codex {Lat.}
jabo {Sp.}
jcara {Sp.}{Port.}
jack
Jagdhorn {Ger.}
Jagdoboe {Ger.}
Jgerlied {Ger.}
jaleadas {Sp.}
jaleo {Sp.}
Jalousieschweller {Ger.}
Jaltarang
jam session
janissary music
janissasry stop
Janitscharenmusik {Ger.}
Janitscharenzug {Ger.}
janizary music
Janko keyboard
Janko Klaviatur {Ger.}
Japanese fiddle
jarabe {Sp.}
jarana {Sp.}
Jaw's harp
jazz
jazz guitar
jedina
jet {Fr.}
jeu d'anche{Fr.}
jeu d'orgue {Fr.}
jeu de timbres {Fr.}
jeu liturgique {Fr.}
jeu parti {Fr.}
jeu {Fr.}
Jeudi saint {Fr.}
jeune France {Fr.}
Jeune France, la {Fr.}
jeux bouche {Fr.}
jeux de mutation {Fr.}
jew's harp
Jewish music
Jig
Jingle
Jingles
jingling Johnny
Jodel {Ger.}
jodelling
jogleor {Fr.}
jongleur {Fr.}
joropo {Sp.}
jota {Sp.}
jubelnd {Ger.}
jubilus {Lat.}
jug band {Amer.}
jukebox
Jungle style
just intonation
just relation
justamente {Sp.}
Kacapi {Id.}
Kadenz {Ger.}
Kla'au
kalamos {Gr.}
kalevala {Fin.}
Kalinda
Kamnche {Ir.}
Kamarinskaya {Rus.}
Kammerkantate {Ger.}
Kammerkomponist {Ger.}
Kammerkonzert {Ger.}
Kammermusik {Ger.}
Kammeroper {Ger.}
Kammerorchester {Ger.}
Kammersnger {Ger.}
Kammerstil {Ger.}
Kammersymphonie {Ger.}
Kammerton {Ger.}
Kanno {Ger.}
Kanon im Einklang {Ger.}
Kanon in gerader Bewegung {Ger.}
Kanon in rckgngiger Bewegung {Ger.}
Kanon {Ger.}
Kantate {Ger.}
Kantele {Fin.}
Kantor {Ger.}
Kantorei {Ger.}
Kanzonette {Ger.}
Kapelle {Ger.}
Kapellmeister {Ger.}
Kapellmeistermusik {Ger.}
karaoke
Karwoche {Ger.}
Kash
Kassation {Ger.}
Kastagnetten {Ger.}
Kastrat {Ger.}
Kathak {In.}
Kathakali {In.}
Kaval {Tur.}
Kavatine {Ger.}
Kayagumu
kazachok
kazoo
Kekeek {Amer.}
Kecak Ketjak
keck {Ger.}
keen
Kehlkopt {Ger.}
Kehlton {Ger.}
Kehrreim {Ger.}
keman {Tur.}
kemanak
kemene
kena
kenong
Kent bugle
Kent horn
keraulophon {Ger.}
Kernton {Ger.}
kettledrums
key
key bugle
key characteristics
key relationship
key signature
key trumpet
key with flats
key with sharps
key-note
key-signature
keyboard
keyboard harmony
keyboard instrument
keyboard music
keyed bugle
keyed horn
keynote
Khn Khen
Khanjira {In.}
khil khuur
Khlui
khong wong
Khyl {In.}
Kiak Kiyak
Kielflgel {Ger.}
Kindersopran {Ger.}
Kinnhalter {Ger.}
kinnor {Heb.}
Kirchenchor {Ger.}
Kirchenkantate {Ger.}
Kirchenkonzert {Ger.}
Kirchenlied {Ger.}
Kirchenschluss {Ger.}
Kirchenton {Ger.}
Kirchentonart {Ger.}
kit
kithara {Gr.}
klagend {Ger.}
Klagenlied {Ger.}
klglich {Ger.}
Klammer {Ger.}
Klang {Ger.}
Klangfarbe {Ger.}
Klangfarbenmelodie {Ger.}
Klangschlssel {Ger.}
Klappenflgelhorn {Ger.}
Klappenhorn {Ger.}
Klapper {Ger.}
Klarinette {Ger.}
Klassizismus {Ger.}
Klausel {Ger.}
Klavarscribo
Klavecimbel {Ger.}
Klaviatur {Ger.}
Klavichord {Ger.}
Klavier {Ger.}
Klavierquartett {Ger.}
Klavierquintett {Ger.}
Klavierspiel {Ger.}
Klaviertrio {Ger.}
Klaviziterium {Ger.}
Klavizylinder {Ger.}
kledi
kleine Flte {Ger.}
kleine Klarinette {Ger.}
kleine Oktave {Ger.}
kleine Sekunde {Ger.}
kleine Septime {Ger.}
kleine Sexte {Ger.}
kleine Terz {Ger.}
kleine Trommel {Ger.}
kleine Trompete {Ger.}
kleiner Ganzton {Ger.}
kleiner Nonenakkord {Ger.}
kleiner Satz {Ger.}
kleiner Septimenakkord {Ger.}
kleines Intervall {Ger.}
klong that
ko'e
koauau
Kchel Verzeichnis {Ger.}
Koda {Ger.}
Kodex {Ger.}
Koenig resonator
koleda {Pol.}
kolenda {Pol.}
kolo
kolomyika
Koloratur {Ger.}
Kolorierung {Ger.}
Kombinationston {Ger.}
Komma {Ger.}
Komplementrinterval {Ger.}
Komponium {Ger.}
Kompositionslehre {Ger.}
Komun'go
kondakarion {Rus.}
Konservatorium {Ger.}
Konsonant {Ger.}
Konsonanter Akkord {Ger.}
konsonanters Intervall {Ger.}
Konsonanz {Ger.}
Konstruktiver Kontrapunkt {Ger.}
Kontakion {Gr.}
Kontertanz {Ger.}
Kontra Oktave {Ger.}
Kontrabass Klarinette {Ger.}
Kontrabass {Ger.}
Kontrabassposaune {Ger.}
Kontrafagott {Ger.}
Kontrapunkt {Ger.}
Kontrasubjekt {Ger.}
Konzert Ouvertre {Ger.}
Konzert {Ger.}
Konzertina {Ger.}
Konzertmeister {Ger.}
Konzertsaal {Ger.}
Konzertstck {Ger.}
kooauau
Kopf {Ger.}
Kopfstimme {Ger.}
Kopfstck {Ger.}
Kopist {Ger.}
Koppel
Koppel{Ger.}
Korean temple block
Kornett {Ger.}
Korpus {Ger.}
Korrepetitor {Ger.}
Kortholt {Ger.}
Koteletten Walzer {Ger.}
koto
koza {Pol.}
Kraft {Ger.}
Krftig {Ger.}
Kraftwerk {Ger.}
Krajapp
Krakauer Tanz {Ger.}
krakowiak {Pol.}
Krebsgang {Ger.}
Krebskanon {Ger.}
Kreuz {Ger.}
krilat
Krummbogen {Ger.}
Krummbgel {Ger.}
Krummhorn {Ger.}
Kuhreigen {Ger.}
kujawiak {Pol.}
Kulintang {Ph.}
Kunstlied {Ger.}
Kunstschaffen {Ger.}
Kunstwissenschaft {Ger.}
Kurrende {Ger.}
kurze Oktave {Ger.}
Kustos {Ger.}
ky-wang
kyrie {Gr.}
l'istesso tempo {It.}
L.H.
L.h.
La dise {Fr.}
La diesis {It.}
la folia {Sp.}
la jota {Sp.}
Labialpfeife {Ger.}
Labialstimme {Ger.}
Laborde Chansonnier {Fr.}
lacrimoso {It.}
lacune tonale {Fr.}
Laendler {Ger.}
Lage der Stimmen {Ger.}
Lage eines Akkordes {Ger.}
Lage {Ger.}
lagrimoso {It.}
lai {Fr.}
lament
lamentabile {It.}
lamentation {Fr.}
Lamentation {Ger.}
lamentations
lamentazione {It.}
lamento {It.}
lamentoso {It.}
Lancashire Sol-fa
lancers
Landini cadence
Landini Klausel{Ger.}
Lndler {Ger.}
Langaus {Ger.}
langer Vorschlag {Ger.}
Langsam {Ger.}
lap organ
larga {Lat.}
largamente {It.}
largando {It.}
larghetto {It.}
larghissimo {It.}
largo {It.}
Lrm {Ger.}
larynx
Las Huelgas Codex
lass {Fr.}
lad {Sp.}
Lauda Sion {It.}
lauda {It.}
laudes {Lat.}
Laudi Spirituali
laudisti {It.}
Lauf {Ger.}
launeddas {It.}
Laut {Ger.}
Laute {Ger.}
Lautenzug {Ger.}
lautheit {Ger.}
law of part-writing
lay {Fr.}
lazzo {It.}
lead sheet
leading melody
leading motive
Leading motive
leading note
leading seventh
leading tone
leap
lebendig {Ger.}
lebhaft {Ger.}
lectio {Lat.}
Lectionary
ledger line
leere Quinte {Ger.}
leere Saite {Ger.}
left pedal
legatissimo {It.}
legato tremolo {It.}
legato {It.}
Legatobogen {Ger.}
legatura {It.}
Legend
lgende {Fr.}
Legende{Ger.}
leger line
leggenda {It.}
leggere {It.}
leggero {It.}
leggiadretto {It.}
leggiadro {It.}
leggiere {It.}
leggiero {It.}
leggio {It.}
legni {It.}
legno {It.}
legong
Leich {Ger.}
leicht {Ger.}
leidenschaftlich {Ger.}
Leier {Ger.}
leise {Ger.}
leitereigener Akkord {Ger.}
Leitereigenerton {Ger.}
Leitmotif{Ger.}
Leitmotiv {Ger.}
Leitton {Ger.}
lene {It.}
lent {Fr.}
lentando {It.}
lentissimo {It.}
lento {It.}
Les Six {Fr.}
lesser doxology
lesser perfect system
lesto {It.}
Lesture vue {Fr.}
letter names
letter notation
lev {Fr.}
leyenda {Sp.}
lezginka
lezione dell'armonia {It.}
liaison {Fr.}
Liber de arte contrapuncti {Lat.}
liber hymnorum {Lat.}
Liber usualis {Lat.}
liberamente {It.}
libretto {It.}
libro di coro {It.}
licenza {It.}
Liebesoboe {Ger.}
Lied ohne Worte {Ger.}
Lied {Ger.}
Lieder ohne worte {Ger.}
Lieder {Ger.}
Liederbuch {Ger.}
Liedercyclus {Ger.}
Liederkreis {Ger.}
Liedertafel {Ger.}
Liederzyklus {Ger.}
liedform
Lieto {It.}
lieve {It.}
lievmente {It.}
ligado {Sp.}
ligatura {It.}
Ligatura {Lat.}
ligature {Fr.}
light music
light opera
Ligne ajoute {Fr.}
ligne {Fr.}
limites d'audibilit {Fr.}
limma {Gr.}
lindy
line
linear counterpoint
linearer Kontrapunkt {Ger.}
liner notes
linguaphone
Linien {Ger.}
Liniensystem {Ger.}
lining out
link
Linke Hand {Ger.}
Linke Hand {Ger.} {= L.H.}; main gaunche
{Fr.} {= m.g.}
liquescent neume
lira
lira organizzata {It.}
lira {It.}
lirico {It.}
litania {Lat.}{It.}
litanie {Fr.}
litany
lithophone
little drum
liturgical books
liturgical drama
liturgical play
Liturgiche Bcher {Ger.}
Liturgiches Drama {Ger.}
liturgy
lituus
lituus {Lat.}
liuto {It.}
live electronic music
livre de choeur {Fr.}
livret {Fr.}
lo stesso movimento {It.}
lo stesso tempo {It.}
Lobgesang {Ger.}
localisation auditive {Fr.}
Loch {Ger.}
Lochamer Liederbuch {Ger.}
loco {It.}
locrian scale
loi de Weber-Fechner {Fr.}
Lokrisch {Ger.}
lombardic rhythm
Lombardischer Rhythmus
long
long appoggiatura
long drum
long playing (LP)
long rest
longa {Lat.}
longitudinal vibration
longitudinale Schwingung {Ger.}
lontano {It.}
lop
louder pedal
loudness
loudspeaker
loure {Fr.}
lour {Fr.}
low down
low frequency
low Mass
lower anxiliary note
lower tetrachord
Lowland pipe
lowmass
Lozhki {Rus.}
LP
lucernarium {Lat.}
luftig {Ger.}
Luftrhre {Ger.}
lullaby
lumineux {Fr.}
lundu {Port.}
lunga pausa {It.}
lunga {It.}
lungo {It.}
lur {Dk.}
lusingando {It.}
Lustig {Ger.}
lute
lute guitar
lute harpsichord
lute music
lute stop
lute tablature
lutenist
luth {Fr.}
lutherie {Fr.}
luthier {Fr.}
lutto {It.}
luttuoso {It.}
lydian mode
lydian scale
Lydisch {Ger.}
lyra piano
lyra viol
lyra {Gr.}{Lat.}{Fr.}
Lyraflgel {Ger.}
Lyragitarre {Ger.}
lyre
lyre guitar
lyre piano
lyric
lyric soprano
lyrics
m.d. {It.}
m.g. {Fr.}
m.s. {It.}
ma non troppo {It.}
machete {Por.}
machicotage {Fr.}
machine vent {Fr.}
machine timpani
Macumba
Madrid Codex
madrigal
madrigal comedy
madrigale {It.}
madrigalism
madrigalisme {Fr.}
madrigalismo {It.}
Madrigalismus {Ger.}
Maelzel metronome M.M.
maestoso {It.}
maestro concertatore {It.}
maestro {It.}
magadis {Gr.}
maggiolata {It.}
maggiore {It.}
maghreb {Ar.}
magister cappellae {Lat.}
Magnetophon {Ger.}
magntophone {Fr.}
Magnettongert {Ger.}
magnificat {Lat.}
magnum opus musicum {Lat.}
Magnus liber organi {Lat.}
magrepha {Heb.}
magyar music {Hu.}
mailloche {Fr.}
main droit {Fr.} {= m.d.}
main droite {Fr.}
main gauche {Fr.}
main guidonienne {Fr.}
matre {Fr.}
matrise {Fr.}
majeur {Fr.}
major
major bass
major common chord
major flute
major interval
major key
major mode
major ninth
major ninth chord
major scale
major second
major semitone
major seventh
major seventh chord
major sixth
major third
major tone
major triad
makam {Tur.}
malaguea {Sp.}
male chorus {Eng.}
male voice choir
male voice quartet
malinconia {It.}
malinconico {It.}
mallet
mambo
mancando {It.}
Mancante
manche {Fr.}
manchega
mandola {It.}{Sp.}
mandolin
mandoline {Fr.}
Mandoline {Ger.}
mandolino {It.}
mandora {It.}
mandore {Fr.}
mancanterie {Fr.}
Maneria {Lat.}
Manessische Liederhandschrift
mangulina {Sp.}
manico {It.}
manicorde {Fr.}
manicorde{Fr.}
manicordion {Fr.}
manicordo {It.}
manierismo {It.}
Manierismus {Ger.}
Manifold fugue
Mnnerchor {Ger.}
Mannerism
Mnnerstimmen {Ger.}
Mannheim School
Mannheimer Schule {Ger.}
mano destra {It.}
mano iezquierda {Sp.}
mano sinistra {It.}
Manoscritto {It.}
mantice {It.}
manual
manual organ
Manual {Ger.}
manuale {It.}
Manualkoppel
manuel {Fr.}
manuscript
manuscrit {Fr.}
Manuskript {Ger.}
Maqm {Ar.}
Maracas {Sp.}
marcando {It.}
marcato {It.}
march
Marcha {Por.}
marche aux flambeaux {Fr.}
marche funbre {Fr.}
marche harmonique {Fr.}
marche modulante {Fr.}
marche slave {Fr.}
marche {Fr.}
Mrchennoper {Ger.}
marcia funebre
marcia {It.}
mariachi {Sp.}
Marienantiphon {Ger.}
marimba
marimba gongs
marimba xylophone
marimbaphone
marinera {Sp.}
Marizpalos {Sp.}
mark
mark of expression
markiert {Ger.}
markig {Ger.}
Marsch {Ger.}
marschmssig {Ger.}
martel {Fr.}
martlement {Fr.}
martellando {It.}
martellato {It.}
martellement {Fr.}
marziale {It.}
maschera {It.}
mascherata {It.}
Maschinenpauken {Ger.}
masculine cadence
mask
Maske {Ger.}
Maskenspiel {Ger.}
masking
Masonic music
Masque {Fr.}
Mass
Mssig {Ger.}
master
Mt
matachn
matasin
matassin {Fr.}
matelotte {Fr.}
mathiche {Por.}
matins
Mtr {In.}
mattaccino {It.}
mattachin {It.}
mattinata {It.}
mattutino {It.}
matutinum {Lat.}
Maultrommel {Ger.}
Maundy Thursday
maxima {Lat.}
maxixe {Por.}
Mayur
mazur {Pol.}
mazurka {Pol.}
mean clef
mean semitone
mean tone
mean tone scale
mean tone system
mean tone temperament
meane
measure
measure note
measure rest
mecanique {Fr.}
meccanica {It.}
mechanical composition
mechanical instrument
mechanical music
mechanical organ
mechanical virginal
mechaniches Klavier {Ger.}
Mechanik {Ger.}
Mechanische Musik {Ger.}
Mechanismus {Ger.}
medesimo movimento {It.}
medesimo tempo {It.}
medesimo {It.}
media caa
medial cadence
mediant
mediant chord
mediant consonance
mediant seventh
mediant triad
mdiante {Fr.}
mediante {Ger.}
mediatio {Lat.}
medieval music
mditation {Fr.}
medius {Lat.}
medley
megaphone
Mehrchrigkeit {Ger.}
Mehrstzige Form {Ger.}
mehrstimmiges Lied {Ger.}
Mehrstimmigkeit {Ger.}
Mehrtnigkeit {Ger.}
Meister {Ger.}
Meistergesang {Ger.}
Meistersinger {Ger.}
melisma {It.}
melismatic style
mellophone
melodia ostinata {It.}
melodia {It.}
melodic chromatic scale
melodic figure
melodic instrument
melodic interval
melodic member
melodic minor scale
melodic patterns
melodic position
melodic progression
melodic sequence
mlodie {Fr.}
Melodie {Ger.}
Melodielehre {Ger.}
Melodietypen {Ger.}
Melodik {Ger.}
melodische Molltonleiter {Ger.}
melodische Sequenz {Ger.}
melodrama
Melodrama {Ger.}
mlodrame {Fr.}
melodramma {It.}
melody
melody chorale
melody expannsion
melody section
melody types
melograph
mlope {Fr.}
melophone
mlophone {Fr.}
melos {Gr.}
Membran {Ger.}
membrana {It.}
membrane {Fr.}
membranophone
memby
men's choir
men's chorus
mene
mnestrandise {Fr.}
mnestrel {Fr.}
Menestrello {It.}
Mntrier {Fr.}
meno mosso {It.}
meno {It.}
menor {Sp.}
mensura {Lat.}
mensural music
mensural notation
Mensuralmusik {Ger.}
Mensuralnotation {Ger.}
mensuration
Mensurstrich {Ger.}
mentoniera {It.}
mentonnire {Fr.}
menuet {Fr.}
Menuett {Ger.}
merengue {Sp.}
mese {Gr.}
messa di voce {It.}
Messa grande {It.}
Messa parodia {It.}
messale {It.}
Messbuch {Ger.}
messe d'orgue {Fr.}
Messe de Notre Dame {Fr.}
Messe parodie {Fr.}
messe {Fr.}
Messe {Ger.}
Messiah
mesto {It.]
mesural music
mesure cinq temps {Fr.}
mesure deux deux {Fr.}
Mesure deux quatre {Fr.}
mesure deux temps {Fr.}
mesure douze temps {Fr.}
mesure huit temps {Fr.}
Mesure quatre quatre {Fr.}
Mesure quatre temps {Fr.}
mesure sept temps {Fr.}
Mesure simple deux temps {Fr.}
Mesure simple quatre temps {Fr.}
mesure simple temps {Fr.}
mesure six huit {Fr.}
mesure trois deux {Fr.}
Mesure trois quatre {Fr.}
mesure trois temps {Fr.}
Mesure simple trois temps {Fr.}
mesure compose binaire {Fr.}
mesure compose ternaire {Fr.}
mesure {Fr.}
Metallophone
Metamorphose {Ger.}
metamorphosis
metamorphosis of theme
meter
metre
mtre {Fr.}
metric modulation
metrical psalm
Metrik {Ger.}
metro {It.}
Metronom {Ger.}
metronome
metronomic indication
metronomo {It.}
metropolitan opera house
Metrum {Ger.}
Mette {Ger.}
mezza voce {It.}
mezzo forte {It.}
mezzo piano {It.}
mezzo soprano {Fr.}{It.}
mezzo staccato {It.}
mezzo {It.}
mezzo-soprano {It.}
mezzoforte {It.}
mezzopiano {It.}
Mezzosopran {Ger.}
Mi dise {Fr.}
Mi diesis {It.}
microtone
middle C
middle cadence
middle ear
middle entry
middle part
middle section
middle voice
midemisemiquaver
Mighty Handful
Milan La Scala
milanese chant
milieu {Fr.}
Militrglockenspiel {Ger.}
Militrkapelle {Ger.}
Militrmusik {Ger.}
military band
military band music
military music
millisecond
milonga {Sp.}
mime {Fr.}
mimodrama
minaccevole {It.}
minaccevolmente {It.}
minaccioso {It.}
mineur {Fr.}
miniature score
miniature sonata form
minirisme {Fr.}
minim
minim rest
minima {Lat.}
Minimal music
Minimalism
Minnesnger {Ger.}
Minnesinger {Ger.}
minor
minor common chord
minor interval
minor key
minor mode
minor ninth
minor ninth chord
minor scale
minor second
minor semitone
minor seventh
minor seventh chord
minor sixth
minor third
minor tone
minor triad
minore {It.}
minstrel(s)
minuet
minuetto {It.}
minugia {It.}
miracle play
miracle plays
mirliton
mirror canon
mirror form
mirror fugue
miscellaneous concert
Miserere {Lat.}
Missa ad canones {Lat.}
Missa ad fugam {Lat.}
Missa Assumpta est Maria {Lat.}
missa cantata {Lat.}
missa lecta {Lat.}
Missa parodia {Lat.}
missa solemnis {Lat.}
missa {Lat.}{It.}
missal
missale {Lat.}
missel {Fr.}
misterio {It.}
misterioso {It.}
mistero {It.}
misticismo {It.}
misura due mezzi {It.}
misura due quarti {It.}
misura quarttro tre {It.}
misura quattro quarti {It.}
misura tre mezzi {It.}
misura tre quarti {It.}
mit beiden Hnden {Ger.}
Mit Dmpfer {Ger.}
mit {Ger.}
mitation syntaxique {Fr.}
Mittelgrund {Ger.}
Mittelohr {Ger.}
Mittelstimme {Ger.}
Mittelteil {Ger.}
mitteltnige Temperatur {Ger.}
mixed cadence
mixed chord
mixed chorus
mixed form
mixed media
mixed meter [time]
mixed mode
mixed voices
mixer
mixolydian mode
mixolydian scale
Mixolydisch {Ger.}
mixture stop
modal
modal counterpoint
modal harmony
modal jazz
modal notation
modal rhythm
Modalit {It.}
Modalitt {Ger.}
modalit {Fr.}
modality
Modalrhythmus {Ger.}
mode
mode authentique {Fr.}
mode Dorien {Fr.}
mode ecclesiastico {It.}
mode ecclsiastique {Fr.}
mode olien {Fr.}
mode hypodorien {Fr.}
mode hypolidio {It.}
mode hypolydien {Fr.}
mode hypomixolidien {Fr.}
mode hypophrygien {Fr.}
mode ionien {Fr.}
mode locrien {Fr.}
mode mixolidien {Fr.}
mode phrygien {Fr.}
mode plagale {Fr.}
moderato
modr {Fr.}
modern cyclic form
modern music
modern orchestra
modern overture
modern rondo
modern sonata
modern suite
modern symphony
modification
modified chord
modified sonata form
modified subject
modinha {Por.}
modo autentico {It.}
modo Dorico {It.}
modo eolio {It.}
modo frigio {It.}
modo hypodorico {It.}
modo hypofrigio {It.}
modo hypomisolidio {It.}
modo ionico {It.}
modo lidio {It.}
modo misolidio {It.}
modo plagale {It.}
modo {Sp.}
modulating sequence
modulation
modulation in parallel keys
modulation passagre {Fr.}
modulator
modulatory stride
modulazione passeggera {It.}
modulazione {It.}
modulierende Sequenz {Ger.}
Modus {Ger.}
modus {Lat.}
Moll {Ger.}
Molldreiklang {Ger.}
Molldur {Ger.}
molle {It.}
Molltonart {Ger.}
Molltonleiter {Ger.}
molto adagio
molto crescendo {It.}
molto {It.}
moment musicaux {Fr.}
moment-form
monferrina {It.}
mono
mono thematic {Gr.}
monochord
Monochord {Ger.}
monochord {Gr.}
monocorde {Fr.}
monocordo {It.}
monodia {Gr.}{ Lat.}{It.}
monodic
monodie {Fr.}
Monodie {Ger.}
Monodrama {Ger.}
monodrama {Gr.}
monodrame {Fr.}
monody
monologo {It.}
monophonic {Gr.}
monophony
monotone
montirand {Fr.}
montonero {Sp.}
Montpellier Codex
mood music
moralit {It.}
Moralitten {Ger.}
moralits {Fr.}
moralities
morbidezza {It.}
morbido {It.}
mordant {Fr.}
mordent
mordente {It.}
morendo {It.}
moresca {It.}
Morgenstndchen {Ger.}
Morin khuur
morisca {Sp.}
morisque {Fr.}
mormoroso {It.}
Morrice
Morris
morris dance
mosso {It.}
motet ent {Fr.}
motet {Fr.}
Motette {Ger.}
motetus {Lat.}
motif {Fr.}
motion
motion progression
Motiv {Ger.}
motive
motivo {It.}
moto congiunto {It.}
moto contrario {It.}
moto disgiunto {It.}
moto obliquo {It.}
moto perpetuo {It.}
moto preccedente {It.}
moto retto {It.}
moto {It.}
motor rhythm
mottetto {It.}
motto theme
motto {It.}
motus {Lat.}
mouth harp
mouth organ
mouthpiece
mouvement {Fr.}
mouvement apparent {Fr.}
mouvement conjoint {Fr.}
mouvement contraire {Fr.}
mouvement oblique {Fr.}
Mouvement parallle {Fr.}
mouvment disjoint {Fr.}
movable Do
movable-do(h)
movement
movie music
movimento {It.}
movimiento {Sp.}
mozarabic chant
Mozarabischer Gesang {Ger.}
Mozart fifths
Mozart quinte {It.}
Mozart Quinten {Ger.}
Mozart quintes {Fr.}
mp
mrdanga {In.}
mrdangam {In.}
mridanga {In.}
mridangam {In.}
muffle
muffling
Mulliner Book
multimetric
Multiphony
Mundharmonika {Ger.}
Mundstck {Ger.}
mueira {Sp.}
munter {Ger.}
murchang
murciana {Sp.}
murky bass
musette {Fr.}
music
music aesthetics
Music anthropology
music appreciation
music criticism
music desk
music dictation
music director
music drama
music falsa {It.}
music festival
music ficta {Lat.}
music hall
music history
music iconography
music idiom
music of chance operation
music of indeterminacy
music of office hours
music paper
music pedagogy
music physiology
music poem
music school
music season
music stand
music style
music teacher
music Theater
music theory
music therapy
music-chair
music-desk
music-house
music-stool
musica a programma
msica criolla
musica da camera {It.}
musica di scena {It.}
Musica di tavola {It.}
musica drammatica {It.}
musica d`uso {It.}
musica elettronica {It.}
musica falsa {It.}{Lat.}
musica ficta {Lat.}
musica figurata {Lat.}
msica folklrica
musica mensurata {Lat.}
musica militare {It.}
Msica portea {Sp.}
musica profana {It.}
musica reservata{Lat.}
musica sacra {It.}
musica strumentale {It.}
musica trecentesca {It.}
musica vocale {It.}
musica {It.}
msica {Sp.}
musical
musical ability
musical acoustics
musical aptitude
musical bow
musical box
musical comedy
musical criticism
musical film
musical form
musical glasses
musical nomenclature
musical orthography
musical play
musical saw
musical sentence
musical sound
musical source
musical switch
musical term(s)
musical theory
musical tone
musicality
musician
musicography
musicologia {It.}
Musicologie compare {Fr.}
musicologie {Fr.}
musicologist
musicology
musicophysiologie {Fr.}
musicoterapia {It.}
musicothrapie {Fr.}
Musik der Naturvlker {Ger.}
Musik des Stundenoffizium {Ger.}
Musik des Zufalls {Ger.}
Musik {Ger.}
Musikakademie {Ger.}
musikalische Akustik {Ger.}
Musikalische Formen {Ger.}
musikalische Hermeneutik {Ger.}
musikalische Ikonographie {Ger.}
musikalische Quell {Ger.}
Musikalische Vlkerkunde {Ger.}
musikalische Zeit {Ger.}
musikalischer Einfall {Ger.}
Musikalischer humanismus {Ger.}
musikalisches Gedanken {Ger.}
musikalkische Fhigkeit {Ger.}
Musikanschauung {Ger.}
Musikant {Ger.}
Musiksthetik {Ger.}
Musikbibliographie {Ger.}
Musikbogen {Ger.}
Musikdiktat {Ger.}
Musikdirektor {Ger.}
Musikdrama {Ger.}
Musikerziehung {Ger.}
Musikfest {Ger.}
Musikgeschichte {Ger.}
Musikgrammatik {Ger.}
Musikhochschule {Ger.}
Musikhren {Ger.}
Musikikonographie {Ger.}
Musikinstrumentenkunde {Ger.}
Musikkorps {Ger.}
Musikkritik {Ger.}
Musiklesen {Ger.}
Musiklexikon {Ger.}
Musikphysiologie {Ger.}
Musikpsychologie {Ger.}
Musikschule {Ger.}
Musiksoziologie {Ger.}
Musiktherapie {Ger.}
Musikwettbewerb {Ger.}
Musikwissenschaft {Ger.}
musique programme {Fr.}
musique alatoire {Fr.}
musique concrte {Fr.}
musique d'avant garde {Fr.}
musique de chambre {Fr.}
musique de chance {Fr.}
musique de douze sons {Fr.}
musique de scne {Fr.}
musique de table {Fr.}
musique dscriptive {Fr.}
musique dramatique {Fr.}
musique lectronique {Fr.}
musique folklorique {Fr.}
musique Gothique {Fr.}
musique instrumentale {Fr.}
musique mensure {Fr.}
musique militaire {Fr.}
musique profane {Fr.}
musique religieuse {Fr.}
musique srielle {Fr.}
musique stochastique {Fr.}
Musique vocale {Fr.}
Musique {Fr.}
mustel organ
Musterfuge {Ger.}
muta {It.}
mutatio {Lat.}
mutation
mutation stop
mutazione {It.}
mute
Mutierung {Ger.}
mystre de la passion {Fr.}
mystre {Fr.}
Mysterien {Ger.}
mysteries
mystery
mystic chord
mysticism
mysticisme {Fr.}
Mystik {Ger.}
Mystizimus {Ger.}
nacaires {Fr.}
nacchera {It.}
nachbarschaftsbeziehung {Ger.}
nachdrcklich {Ger.}
Nachhall {Ger.}
Nachlassend {Ger.}
nchra {Sp.}
Nachsatz {Ger.}
Nachschlag {Ger.}
Nachspiel {Ger.}
Nachtanz {Ger.}
Nachthorn {Ger.}
Nachtigall {Ger.}
Nachtmusik {Ger.}
Nachtstck {Ger.}
nadimba
nafr {Ar.}
nagr {In.}
Nagelgeige {Ger.}
Nagelharmonika {Ger.}
Nagelschrift {Ger.}
nail fiddle
nail harmonica
nail violin
naked fifth
naker
names of notes
names of voices
nana {Sp.}
Nnie {Ger.}
napolitana {It.}
naqqra(h) {Ar.}
naqqrah {Ar.}
narrante {It.}
narration {Fr.}
narrator
nasal tone
national anthem
National opera
Nationalhymne {Ger.}
nationalism (in music)
Nationalism in music
Nationalisme musical {Fr.}
Nationalismus in Musik {Ger.}
Nationalist School
Nationalstil {Ger.}
natural
natural harmonics
natural horn
natural interval
natural key
natural minor scale
natural mode
natural modulation
natural notes
natural scale
natural seventh
natural tone
natural trumpet
natural vibration
natural voice
Naturhorn {Ger.}
natrliche Molltonleiter {Ger.}
natrliche Septime {Ger.}
Naturseptime {Ger.}
Naturtrompete {Ger.}
Ny {Ar.}
Nazionalismo in musica {It.}
neapolitan school
neapolitan sixth
neapolitanische Schule {Ger.}
neapolitanische Sexte {Ger.}
nearly related major key
nearly related minor key
nebel {Heb.}
Nebendominante {Ger.}
Nebendreiklnge {Ger.}
Nebenharmonie {Ger.}
Nebensatz {Ger.}
Nebenseptimenakkorde {Ger.}
Nebentonart {Ger.}
neck
negligente {It.}
negro music
negro spirituals
neighbor chord
neighbor note
neighboring chord
neighboring note
Nenia {Lat.}
Neo-Classicism
No-classicisme {Fr.}
Neo-Romanticism
Neoromantik {Ger.}
Netherlands School
Neudeutsche Schule {Ger.}
Neue Musik {Ger.}
Neue Sachlichkeit {Ger.}
Neuklassik {Ger.}
neuma {Gr.}{Lat.}{It.}
neumatic style
neume{Fr.}
Neume{Ger.}
neunzhliger [neunzeitiger] Takt {Ger.}
neutral interval
neuvime {Fr.}
nevel {Heb.}
new age
new objectivity
New Orleans jazz
Ney {Tur.}
Niederfrequenz {Ger.}
Niederlndische Schule {Ger.}
Niederschlag {Ger.}
nightingale
nine part canon
nine to eight suspension
nineteenth
Ninna nanna {It.}
ninstruments transpositeurs {Fr.}
ninth
ninth chord
niveau de son {Fr.}
nobile {It.}
nobilmente {It.}
Nocturne {Fr.}{Ger.}
node
Nol {Fr.}
noh {Jap.}
noire crotchet {Fr.}
noire {Fr.}
noise
noise meter
Nokturne {Ger.}
noms de syllabes {Fr.}
non legato {It.}
non molto
non presto
non tanto {It.}
non troppo {It.}
non-transposing instrument
nona {It.}
None {Ger.}
nonechoic chamber
Nonenakkord {Ger.}
nonet
Nonett {Ger.}
nonette {Fr.}
nonetto {It.}
nonharmonic tone
nonmodulating sequence
Nonole {Ger.}
nonuplet
nonuplet {Fr.}
normal pitch
normal resolution
normal rhythm
normal sentence
normal tone
normal vibration
Normalschwingung {Ger.}
Normalstimmgabel {Ger.}
Normalstimmung {Ger.}
Northumbrian Bagpipes
nose flute
nota cambiata {It.}
nota de passage{Fr.}
nota di passagaio {It.}
nota piccola {It.}
nota puntata {It.}
nota quadrata romana {Lat.}
nota sensibile {It.}
nota {It.}
notataion braille {Fr.}
notation
notation au moyen des chiffres {Fr.}
notation chiffre {Fr.}
notation corre {Fr.}
notation dasienne {Fr.}
notation ekphontique {Fr.}
notation false
notation mensuraliste {Fr.}
notation modale {Fr.}
notazione braille {It.}
notazione dasiana {It.}
notazione mensurale {It.}
notazione modale {It.}
notazione quadrata {It.}
notazione {It.}
note
note constitutif de l'accord {Fr.}
note d' appoggiature {Fr.}
note dell'accordo {It.}
note trangre {Fr.}
note fondamentale {Fr.}
note harmonique {Fr.}
note pdale {Fr.}
note pointe {Fr.}
note row
note sensible {Fr.}
note value
note-row
Noten {Ger.}
Notenschrift {Ger.}
Notenwert {Ger.}
notes ingales {Fr.}
Notre Dame School
notturnino {It.}
Notturno {It.}
novachord
novelette
novelletta {It.}
novellette {Fr.}
Novellette {Ger.}
nuance {Fr.}
nuclear tone
number opera
number systems
numerals
Nummeroper {Ger.}
nuove musiche {It.}
nut
nyckelharpa {Se.}
obbligato {It.}
Oberdominante {Ger.}
oberek {Pol.}
Oberstimme {Ger.}
obertas {Pol.}
obertass {Pol.}
Obertaste {Ger.}
Oberton {Ger.}
Oberwerk {Ger.}
object sound
obligado {Sp.}
Obligat {Ger.}
obligato {It.}
oblig {Fr.}
oblique motion
oboe baritono {It.}
oboe d'amore {It.}
oboe da caccia {It.}
oboe family
Oboe {Ger.}
oboe {It.}
ocarina
occhio {It.}
occursus {Lat.}
ochetto {It.}
ochetus {Lat.}
octave cache {Fr.}
octave centrale {Fr.}
octave coupler
octave diminue {Fr.}
octave flute
octave fugue
octave juste {Fr.}
octave parallle {Fr.}
octave parallele {It.}
octave quint
octave signs
octave species
octave {Fr.}
Octave {Ger.}
octaves graves
octavin {Fr.}
Octbass
octet
octo basse {Fr.}
octole
octple meter
octple time
octuor vocal {Fr.}
octuor {Fr.}
octuplet
od {It.}
oda {Lat.}
ode {Fr.}{It.}
Ode {Ger.}
Oder {Ger.}
off beat
offene Pfeife {Ger.}
offene Quinte {Ger.}
offertoire {Fr.}
offertorio {It.}
offertorium {Lat.}
offertory
Office
Office hours
Officium {Lat.}
oficleide {It.}
Ohehanoihu
ohne Begleitung {Ger.}
ohne Dmpfer {Ger.}
Ohne {Ger.}
Ohrenoktaven {Ger.}
Ohrenquinten {Ger.}
Oktave {Ger.}
Oktavfagott {Ger.}
Oktavflte {Ger.}
Oktavgattungen {Ger.}
Oktavkanon {Ger.}
Oktavparallele {Ger.}
oktchos {Gr.}
Oktett {Ger.}
Oktobass {Ger.}
Old Hall Manuscript
Old Roman chant
old rondo form
old sonata
old sonata form
olifant {Fr.}
oliphant
omission of interval
omnitonic horn
Omofonia {It.}
omoritmico {It.}
on the string
once accented octave
once marked octave
onda sonora {It.}
onde sonore {Fr.}
onde stationnaire {Fr.}
ondeggiamento {It.}
ondeggiando {It.}
ondeggiante {It.}
ondes martenot {Fr.}
Ondes ultrasonores {Fr.}
ondul{Fr.}
one line octtave
one part form
one-step
ongarese {It.}
onzime {Fr.}
op.posth
open
open canon
open diapason
open fifth
open form
open harmony
open head
open note
open pipe
open position
open reel tape
open score
open string
open tone
opening cuts
Oper {Ger.}
opera a numeri {It.}
opra bouffe {Fr.}
opera buffa {It.}
opera comica {It.}
opra comique {Fr.}
opera da camera {It.}
opra de chambre {Fr.}
opera fantasia
opera house
opra lyrique {Fr.}
opera numero {Fr.}
opera oratorio
opera overture
opera pitch
opera semiseria {It.}
opera seria {It.}
opra {Fr.}
opera {It.}
opera-oratorio
opran ballet {Fr.}
operatic aria
operetta {It.}
oprette {Fr.}
Operette {Ger.}
Opernhaus {Ger.}
Opernton {Ger.}
ophicleide
ophiclide {Fr.}
Ophikleide {Ger.}
opposite construction
opposite mode
oppure {It.}
Opus posthumus {Lat.}
opus {Lat.} {It.}
orageux, orageuse {Fr.}
oratio {Lat.}
oratorio {Fr.}{It.}
Oratorium {Ger.}
oratorium {Lat.}
orchesta tipica
Orchester {Ger.}
Orchesterraum {Ger.}
orchestra d'archi {It.}
orchestra da camera {It.}
orchestra pit
orchestra sinfonica {It.}
orchestra {It.}
orchestral accompaniment
orchestral instrument
orchestral music
orchestral oboe
Orchestral score
orchestration {Fr.}
Orchestration {Ger.}
orchestrazione {It.}
orchestre cordes {Fr.}
orchestre de chambre {Fr.}
orchestre symphonique {Fr.}
orchestre {Fr.}
order of entry
ordinario {It.}
ordinarium missae {Lat.}
Ordinarium {Lat.}
ordinary
Ordinary Mass
ordre {Fr.}
orecchio assoluto {It.}
orecchio relativo {It.}
Oreille extrme {Fr.}
oreille intermdiaire {Fr.}
oreille interne {Fr.}
organ
organ chorale
organ eco {It.}
organ hymn
organ mass
organ music
organ of hearing
organ pipe
organ point
organ prelude
organ reed
organ sonata
organ stop
organ tablature
organ vers
Organ verse
organ-point
organa {Lat.}
organetto a manovella {It.}
organetto {It.}
organist
organista {It.}
organistrum {Lat.}
organo portativo {It.}
organo {It.}
organology
organum {Lat.}
orgatron
Orgel {Ger.}
Orgelchoral {Ger.}
Orgelklavier {Ger.}
Orgelmesse {Ger.}
Orgelpunkt {Ger.}
orgem auditif {Fr.}
orgue manvielle {Fr.}
orgue amricain {Fr.}
orgue de barbarie
orgue expressif {Fr.}
orgue mustel {Fr.}
orgue {Fr.}
ornamental resolution
ornamentation {Fr.}
ornamentazione {It.}
Ornamentik {Ger.}
Ornamentinstrumente {Ger.}
ornaments
orpharion
Orphika {Ger.}
orquesta tpica {Sp.}
oscillater
osservanza {It.}
ossia {It.}
Osternacht {Ger.}
ostinato
otava centrale {It.}
ter {Fr.}
ottava alta {It.}
ottava bassa {It.}
ottava diminuita {It.}
ottava giusta {It.}
ottava sotto
ottava sotto {It.}
ottava {It.} {Sp.}
ottavino {It.}
ottetto vocale {It.}
ottetto {It.}
ottoni {It.}
Ou {Fr.}
oue absolue {Fr.}
oue en forme de f {Fr.}
oue relative {Fr.}
oue {Fr.}
Outer part
outer part(s)
Outer voice
ouverture da concerto {It.}
ouverture de concert {Fr.}
Ouverture franaise {Fr.}
ouverture francese {It.}
ouverture {Fr.}
Ouvertre {Ger.}
ouvrir {Fr.}
overblow
overlapping
overlapping of parts
overlapping of sentence
overstrung
overtone
overtones
overtura {It.} {Sp.}
overture
oxyrhynchos hymn
o
p {It.}
Paarige Imitation {Ger.}
pacato {It.}
pace
pachanga {Sp.}
padiglione {It.}
padoana {It.}
padovana {It.}
Paduana {Ger.}
paduana {It.}
paean
paganini stroke
pagolo
pahu
paired imitation
Palestrina style
Palestrinastil {Ger.}
palindrome
palotache
Panaderos
panconsonant
pandereta {Sp.}
pandiatonicism
Pandora
pandora {It.}
pandore
pandoura {Gr.}
pandura {Lat.}
panduri
Panflte {Ger.}
pange lingua {Lat.}
Panharmonicon {Ger.}
Panis angelicus {Lat.}
Panpfeife {Ger.}
panpipes
pantaleon {Fr.}
pantomima {It.}{Sp.}
pantomime {Fr.}
Pantomime {Ger.}
pantonal
pantonality
papadike {Gr.}
paracousie double {Fr.}
paracousie {Fr.}
paracusis
parallel chords
parallel construction
parallel fifths
parallel intervals
parallel key
Parallel motion
parallel octaves
parallel parts
parallel scale
parallel sixths
parallel thirds
parallel unisons
parallel voices
Parallelakkorde {Ger.}
Parallelbewegung {Ger.}
Parallele Klnge {Ger.}
Paralleltonart {Ger.}
parameter
Paraphonia {Gr.} {Lat.}
paraphrase
paraphrase Mass
pardessus de viole {Fr.}
parlando {It.}
parlante {It.}
parlato {It.}
parl {Fr.}
parodia {It.} {Lat.}
Parodie {Ger.}
parodie {Gr.} {Fr.}
Parodiemesse {Ger.}
parody
parody Mass
part
part song
part song
part writing
part-song
part-writing
partbook
parte {It.}
Parthenia
parthia {Ger.}
parthie {Ger.}
Partia {Ger.}
partial imitation
partial signature(s)
partial tone
partials
Particell {Ger.}
particella {It.}
Partie extrme {Fr.}
Partie {Ger.}
Partiellton {Ger.}
partimen {Fr.}
partimento {It.}
partita {It.}
partite {It.}
partition {Fr.}
partito
Partitur {Ger.}
partitura {It.}
pas d' action {Fr.}
pas de basque {Fr.}
pas de trois {Fr.}
pas {Fr.}
pasacalle {Sp.}
pasillo {Sp.}
pasodoble
paspy
pass'e mezzo {It.}
passacaglia {It.}
passacaille {Fr.}
passage {Fr.}
passaggio {It.}
passamezzo {It.}
passemezzo {It.}
passepied {Fr.}
passing chord
passing modulation
passing note
passing seventh
passing six four
passing tone
passio {Lat.}
passion music
passion oratorio
Passion play
passion {Fr.}
Passion {Ger.}
passion-oratorio
passionatamente {It.}
passione {It.}
Passionsoratorium {Ger.}
passionsoratorium {Lat.}
Passionsspiel {Ger.}
pasticcio {It.}
pastiche {Fr.}
pastoral
pastoral organ point
Pastorale {Ger.}
pastorale {It.}
pastorale {It.}{Fr.}
Pastorela {Fr.}
pastorela {Prov.}
pastoso {It.}
pastourelle {Fr.}
Pat-tal {Mm.}
pater noster {Lat.}
patet
pathetic accent
pathtique {Fr.}
Patrem omnipotentem {Lat.}
patter song
pattern of sequence
Pauken {Ger.}
pausa di bianca {It.}
pausa di biscroma {It.}
pausa di breve {It.}
pausa di croma {It.}
Pausa di nera {It.}
pausa di semibreve {It.}
pausa di semicroma {It.}
pausa {It.}
pause
pause {Fr.}
Pause {Ger.}
pavan
pavana {It.}
pavane {Fr.}
Pavane {Ger.}
paven
paventoso {It.}
pavillon chinois {Fr.}
pavillon {Fr.}
pavin
paan {Gr.}
pan {Fr.}
peatatonic scale
Ped.
pedal
pedal clarinet
pedal clarinet
pedal doppio {It.}
pedal drums
pedal harp
pedal harpsichord
pedal note
pedal piano
pedal pianoforte
pedal point
pedal tone
Pedal {Ger.}
pedal {Sp.}
Pedalboard
Pedalcembalo {Ger.}
pdale {Fr.}
pedale {It.}
Pedalflgel {Ger.}
pdalier {Fr.}
pedaliera {It.}
pedalis {Lat.}
Pedalklavier {Ger.}
Pedalpauken {Ger.}
Pedaltne {Ger.}
peg
peg-box
pellet bell
penitential psalms
penny whistle
penta scale
penta-scale
pentachord
pentatonic scale
Pentatonik {Ger.}
pentatonique {Fr.}
Pentatonisch {Ger.}
Pentatonische Tonleiter {Ger.}
per arsin et thesin {Lat.}
per motum retrogradum {Lat.}
per recte et rectro {Lat.}
perce {Fr.}
perception du temps {Fr.}
percussion
percussion band
percussion instrument
perdendo {It.}
perdendosi {It.}
perfect cadence
perfect chord
perfect consonance
perfect consonant interval
perfect eighth
perfect fifth
perfect fourth
perfect interval
perfect octave
perfect octave
perfect pitch
perfect prime
perfect time
perfect unison
perfectio {Lat.}
performance
performance mark
performance practice
pericn {Sp.}
prigourdine {Fr.}
Perinetventil {Ger.}
period
priode {Fr.}
Periode {Ger.}
Periodenbau {Ger.}
periodo {It.}
permenent modulation
perpetual canon
perpetual melody
perpetuum mobile {Lat.}
Personalstil {Ger.}
pesante {It.}
Petenera {Sp.}
petit bugle {Fr.}
petit dtach {Fr.}
petit ton {Fr.}
petite clarinette {Fr.}
petite flte {Fr.}
petite note {Fr.}
petite trompette {Fr.}
Peu {Fr.}
pezzo di carattere {It.}
pezzo {It.}
Pfeife {Ger.}
Pfeiferknig {Ger.}
phagotum
phagotus {Lat.}
phanduri
Phantasie {Ger.}
Phantasiestck {Ger.}
phantasy
phase
phenomenal constancy loudness
philharmonic
philosophical pitch
phon {Ger.}
phone {Fr.}
phonetics
Phonetik {Ger.}
phontique {Fr.}
phoneuma
phonograph
phonograph and recorded music
phonographe {Fr.}
Phonola
phonology
phorminx
phrase
phrase conclusive {Fr.}
Phrase mark
phrase {Fr.}
phras {Fr.}
Phrase {Ger.}
Phrasierung {Ger.}
phrasing
phrasing and articulation
phrasing mark
phrygian cadence
phrygian mode
phrygian scale
Phrygisch {Ger.}
phrygischer Schluss {Ger.}
Physharmonika {Ger.}
P pht
piacevole {It.}
piamissississimo {It.}
piangendo {It.}
piangente {It.}
pianino {It.}
pianissimo {It.}
Pianississimo {It.}
pianist
pianista{It.}
piano archet {Fr.}
Piano a coda {It.}
piano cylindre {Fr.}
piano pdalier{Fr.}
Piano queue {Fr.}
piano accordion
piano arrangement
piano concerto
piano droit {Fr.}
piano duet {Eng.}
piano forte a cilindro {It.}
piano mcanique {Fr.}
piano playing
Piano preparato {It.}
Piano prpar {Fr.}
piano quartet
piano quintet
piano score
piano stop
piano subito {It.}
piano trio
piano {It.}{Fr.}
pianoforte {It.}
pianola
piatti {It.}
pibroch
Picardy third
piccolo flute
piccolo {Fr.}
Piccoloflte {Ger.}
pick
Piece
pice caractristique {Fr.}
Pice {Fr.}
piena {It.}
pieno {It.}
pietoso {It.}
pifa
pifano {Sp.}
piffaro {It.}
pikardische Terz {Ger.}
pinc {Fr.}
piobaireachd
Pipa
pipe
pipe and tabor
pipe organ
pipiza
pique{Fr.}
Piri {Kp.}
piston {Fr.}
pistone {It.}
pistringendo {It.}
pitch
pitch fork
pitch limits
pitch names
pitch pipe
pitch recorder
pi allegro {It.}
pi forte
pi lento {It.}
pi mosso {It.}
pi piano {It.}
pi stretto {It.}
pi tosto {It.}
pi {It.}
piuttosto {It.}
piva {It.}
pivot chord
Pixrcourt Chansonnier {Fr.}
pizz. {It.}
Pizzicato Polka {Ger.}
pizzicato {It.}
placido {It.}
plagal cadence
plagal half candence
plagal mode
plagal {Fr.}
Plagal {Ger.}
plagale Tonart {Ger.}
plagaler Modus {Ger.}
plagalis {Lat.}
Plagalschluss {Ger.}
plagiaulos {Gr.}
plagius {Lat.}
plain chant
plain song
plain song notation
Plainchant
Plainsong
Plaisanterie {Fr.}
plantation song {Amer.}
Plaqu
Platerspiel {Ger.}
player piano
playera {Sp.}
Plectre {Fr.}
plectrum {Ger.}
plein jeu {Fr.}
plettro {It.}
plucked string instrument
pluriarc
pneumatic action
poche {Fr.}
pochette {Fr.}
pochetto {It.}
Poco a poco crescendo {It.}
poco a poco diminuendo {It.}
poco a poco {It.}
poco forte {It.}
poco piano {It.}
poco {It.}
poema singonico {It.}
pome symphonique {Fr.}
pome {Fr.}
poggiato {It.}
poi la coda {It.}
poi {It.}
point
point d'orgue {Fr.}
point dorgue
point stroke
pointillist
pointilliste
polacca {It.}
polifonia {It.}
poliphant
Poliritmia
Politonalit {It.}
Polka {Ger.} {Fr.}{It.}
polo {Sp.}
polonaise {Fr.}
polonaise-fantaisie {Fr.}
Polonse {Ger.}
polska {Se.}
polychoral
polychoral style
polychord
polymetric
polymorphous canon
polyphonic music
polyphonie {Fr.}
polyphony
polyrhythm
Polyrhythmik {Fr.}
polyrhythmique {Fr.}
Polytonalitt {Ger.}
Polytonalit {Fr.}
polytonality
Pomhart {Ger.}
Pommer {Ger.}
pomposo {It.}
pont {Fr.}
ponticello {It.}
pontificale {Lat.}
Pop
pop concert
popriety
Pops
Popular music
Popular song
port de bras {Fr.}
port de voix {Fr.}
portamento {It.}
portatif {Fr.}
Portativ {Ger.}
portative organ
Portato {It.}
porte de basse {Fr.}
porte {Fr.}
porter la voix {Fr.}
Portunal
Portunalflte {Ger.}
Posaune {Ger.}
Posch {Ger.}
pos {Fr.}
posment {Fr.}
position de l'accord {Fr.}
position des voix {Fr.}
position carte {Fr.}
position fondamentale {Fr.}
position of a chord
position of voices
position serre {Fr.}
position {Fr.}
positive organ
posizione dei suoni {It.}
posizione dell'accordo {It.}
posizione lata {It.}
posizione stretta {It.}
posizione {It.}
possibile {It.}
post horn
post-romantic
post-romanticism
post-romantism
Posthorn {Ger.}
posthume {Fr.}
posthumous
postlude {Fr.}
postludio {It.}
postludium {Lat.}
pot-pourri {Fr.}
pouss {Fr.}
praeambulum {Lat.}
praefatio {Lat.}
praeludium {Lat.}
Pralltriller {Ger.}
Prludium {Ger.}
Prpariertes Klavier {Ger.}
precentor
preces {Lat.}
precipitando {It.}
preclassics
prclassique {Fr.}
prefix to a melody
pregando {It.}
Preis {Ger.}
prelude
prlude {Fr.}
preludio a corale {It.}
preludio {It.}{Sp.}
premier renversement {Fr.}
premier thme {Fr.}
premier violon {Fr.}
premire juste {Fr.}
premire octave {Fr.}
premire {Fr.}
premio {It.}
preparation
prparation {Fr.}
preparatory beat
preparazione {It.}
prepared discord
prepared piano
presby(a)cusia
Pressando {It.}
pressante {It.}
prestant
prestissimo {It.}
presto {It.}
prick-song
prima aumentata {It.}
prima donna {It.}
prima giusta {It.}
prima pratica {It.}
prima vista {It.}
prima volta {It.}
prima {It.}
primary accent
primary chord
primary note
primary seventh-chord
primary theme
primary triad
prime
primitive music
Primkanon {Ger.}
primmo {It.}
primo huomo {It.}
primo tema {It.}
primo uomo {It.}
primo violino {It.}
primo {It.}
principal
principal key
Principal voice
principale {It.}
principle chord
principle chord of the seventh
principle scale-step
principle subject
principle triad
Prinzipal {Ger.}
Prix de Rome
prix {Fr.}
prize
Probe {Ger.}
process of modulation
processional
program
program music
programa {Sp.}
Programm {Ger.}
programma {It.}
programme music
programme {Fr.}
Programmusik {Ger.}
progression
progression harmonique {Fr.}
progression of part
progressione armonica {It.}
progressione modulante {It.}
progressive jazz
progressive tonality
prolation
Prolog {Ger.}
prologo {It.}
prologue {Fr.}
prolongation
promenade concert {Fr.}
promethean chord
prompter
Proms
pronto {It.}
pronunciation
proper tone
proper vibration
proportion
proportionalnotation
Proportz {Ger.}
proporz
proprietas {Lat.}
Proprium missae {Lat.}
prosa {Lat.}{It.}
prose {Fr.}
proslambanomenos {Gr.}
protest song
protestant church music
protus {Gr.}
Prova generale
prova {It.}
psalm
Psalm tone
Psalm {Ger.}
Psalmengesang {Ger.}
Psalmi penitentiales {Lat.}
psalmodia {Lat.}
psalmodie {Fr.}
psalmodikon
psalmody
psalmos {Gr.}
Psalmtone {Ger.}
Psalmton{Ger.}
psalmus {Lat.}
Psalter {Ger.}
Psaltrion {Fr.}
psalterion {Gr.}
psalterium {Lat.}
psaltery
psaume {Fr.}
psicologia della musica {It.}
psychologie de la musique {Fr.}
psychologie de son {Fr.}
psychology of music
psychology of sound
P'ili
pu {Sp.}
puente {Sp.}
Pulitzer Prize
Pulk {Cz.}
pulsando {It.}
Pulse code modulation (PCM)
pulse {It.}
Pult {Ger.}
Pumhart {Ger.}
punctum {Lat.}
punctus
Png
pnji
Punkt {Ger.}
punktierte Note {Ger.}
Punktuelle Musik {Ger.}
Punpenventil {Ger.}
punta {It.}
puntale {It.}
punteado {Sp.}
punto coronato {It.}
punto d'organo {It.}
punto {It.}
punto {Sp.}
pupitle {Fr.}
pure tone
purfling
Puy {Fr.}
puzzle canon
Pyknon {Gr.}
pyramid pianoforte
Pyramidenklavier {Ger.}
Pythagorean comma
Pythagorean hammers
Pythagorean scale
Pythagoreische Stimmung {Ger.}
Pythagoreisches Komma {Ger.}
Qnn
qarqabat
Qwwal {In.}
Qin
Quadratnotation {Ger.}
quadrille {Fr.}
quadrupel fuge
Quadrupelfuge {Ger.}
quadruple canon
quadruple counterpoint
quadruple figuration
quadruple fugue
quadruple hook
Quadruple meter
quadruple rhythm
quadruple roche {Fr.}
quadruple time
quadruple-croche {Fr.}
quadruple-nook
quadruplet
quail call
qualita {It.}
qualit {Fr.}
quality
quality of interval
quality of inverted interval
quantita {It.}
quantit {Fr.}
quantity
quart
quart de soupir {Fr.}
quart de ton {Fr.}
Quart flute
quarta aumentata {It.}
quarta diminuita {It.}
quarta giusta {It.}
Quarta {It.}
quartal harmony
quarte augmente {Fr.}
quarte diminue {Fr.}
quarte juste {Fr.}
Quarte {Fr.}
Quarte {Ger.}
Quartenakkord {Ger.}
Quartenzirkel {Ger.}
quarter note {Amer.}
quarter rest
quarter tone
Quarter-note rest {Amer.}
quarter-tone
quartet
Quartett {Ger.}
quartetto d'archi {It.}
quartetto per piano ed archi {It.}
quartetto {It.}
Quartettprobe {Ger.}
Quartfagott {Ger.}
Quartflte {Ger.}
Quartflte {Ger.}
Quartina {It.}
quartino {It.}
Quartkanon {Ger.}
quarto di tono {It.}
quarto {It.}
Quartole {Ger.}
Quartolet {Fr.}
Quartsextakkord {Ger.}
quasi {It.}
Quatricinium {Lat.}
quatrime octave {Fr.}
quattro mani {It.}
quatuor cordes {Fr.}
quatuor doubl {Fr.}
quatuor pour piano et cordes {Fr.}
quatuor {Fr.}
quaver
quaver rest
Qbz
quena
querelle des bouffons {Fr.}
Querflte {Ger.}
Querpfeife {Ger.}
Querstand {Ger.}
queue {Fr.}
quickstep
quieto {It.}
quijada {Sp.}
quilisma {Lat.}
quilt canzona
quindruple counterpoint
quint
quinta aumentata {It.}
quinta diminuita {It.}
quinta giusta {It.}
Quinta vox {Lat.}
quinta vuota
quinta {It.}
quintadena {It.}
Quintaton {Ger.}
quinte vide {Fr.}
quinte augmente {Fr.}
quinte cache {Fr.}
quinte diminue {Fr.}
quinte juste {Fr.}
quinte {Fr.}
Quinte {Ger.}
Quintenspiral {Ger.}
Quintensystem{Ger.}
Quintenzirkel {Ger.}
Quinterne {Ger.}
quintes de cor {Fr.}
quintet
Quintett {Ger.}
quintette vent {Fr.}
quintette pour piano et cordes {Fr.}
Quintette {Fr.}
quintetto per fiati {It.}
quintetto per piano ed archi {It.}
Quintetto {It.}
Quintfagott {Ger.}
Quintfuge {Ger.}
quintina {It.}
Quintkanon {Ger.}
Quintole {Ger.}
quintolet {Fr.}
Quintsextakkord {Ger.}
quintuple
quintuple counterpoint
quintuple meter
quintuple time
quintuplet
quintus {Lat.}
quodlibet {Lat.}
R&B
R-DAT
R.h.
Rabb
rabel {Sp.}
raccourcir {Fr.}
race record
racket
rackett
Rackett {Ger.}
raddolcendo {It.}
raddoppiare {It.}
raddoppio {It.}
radical bass
radical cadence
raffrenando {It.}
rag {Amer.}
rga {In.}
ragtime {Amer.}
Rahmentrommel {Ger.}
railway music
rall. {It.}
rallentando {It.}
Rameaus Quintsextakkord {Ger.}
Rant
Ranchera
rang {Fr.}
range
Rangfach {Ger.}
rank
Rankett {Ger.}
rant
ranz des vaches {Fr.}
rap
rapidamente {It.}
rappresentazione {It.}
rapsodia {It.}
rapsodie {Fr.}
raptak
rasch
rascher {Ger.}
rasgueado {Sp.}
Rassel {Ger.}
ratios of interval
Rtselkanon {Ger.}
rattle
Raummusik {Ger.}
Raumton {Ger.}
Rauschend {Ger.}
Rvanhatth {In.}
ravvivando {It.}
ravvivato {It.}
Rayeighscheibe {Ger.}
rayleigh disc
rayon de son {Fr.}
r dise {Fr.}
re diesis{It.}
real answer
real fugue
real jazz
real sequence
reale Antwort {Ger.}
reale Fuge {Ger.}
realism
ralisme {Fr.}
Realismus {Ger.}
realize
rebec {Fr.}
Rebec {Ger.}
recapitulation
recercar {It.}
rechte hand
Rcit {Fr.}
recital {Fr.}
recitando {It.}
rcitant {Fr.}
recitante {It.}
rcitatif {Fr.}
recitative {It.}
recitativo accompagnato {It.}
recitativo secco {It.}
recitativo semplice {It.}
recitativo stromentato {It.}
recitatvo {It.}
reciting note
reco-reco {Br.}
record
record concert
record player
recorder
recording
recording bass
recoupe {Fr.}
recte et retro {Lat.}
redoute {Fr.}
redowa {Fr.}
reduction
reed
reed cap
reed instrument
reed organ
reed pipe
reed section
reed stop
reel
rexposition {Fr.}
reflection
reflection tone
rflexion {Fr.}
Reflexion {Ger.}
Reflexionsarmer {Ger.}
Reflexionston {Ger.}
refrain
Refrain {Ger.}
regal
rgale {Fr.}
reggae
register
Register {Ger.}
registration
registrazione {It.}
Registre de luth {Fr.}
registre {Fr.}
Registrierung {Ger.}
registro ad ancia {It.}
registro di mutazione {It.}
registro {It.}
regola dell'ottava {It.}
regular accent
regular rhythm
regular sentence
rehearsal
Reihe {Ger.}
Reihentechnik {Ger.}
Reimoffizium {Ger.}
reine Oktave {Ger.}
Reine Prime {Ger.}
reine Quarte {Ger.}
reine Quinte {Ger.}
reine Stimmung {Ger.}
reines Intervall {Ger.}
reines moll {Ger.}
reisado {Por.}
rejdovka {Cz.}
rejdovk {Cz.}
rjouissance {Fr.}
rektah
related key
relatio non harmonica {Lat.}
relationship
relationship of keys
relative
relative hearing
relative key
relative major
relative major key
relative minor
relative minor key
relative pitch
relative scale
Relatives Gehr {Ger.}
relazione non armonia {It.}
religise Musik {Ger.}
religioso {It.}
religious ballad
religious madrigal
religious music
relish
remettez la sourdine {Fr.}
remettez {Fr.}
remettre {Fr.}
remote key
Renaissance {Fr.}
renforcer {Fr.}
renversement {Fr.}
repeat
repeat mark
repeated passing note
repercussio {Lat.}
Reperkussion {Ger.}
Rpertoire International d'Iconographie
Musicale (RIdIM) {Fr.}
Rpertoire International de Littrature
Musicale (RILM) {Fr.}
Rpertoire International des Sources
Musicales (RISM) {Fr.}
rpertoire {Fr.}
Repertoire {Ger.}
repertorio {It.}
Repertorium {Ger.}
repertory
repertory of Notre Dame
Repertory of St. Martial
repetendum {Lat.}
rptiteur {Fr.}
repetition
Rptition gnrale {Fr.}
rptition {Fr.}
Repetitionszeichen {Ger.}
repiano
replica {It.}
Replik {Ger.}
Rplique {Fr.}
rplique {Fr.}
rpons {Fr.}
rponse relle {Fr.}
Rponse tonale {Fr.}
rponse {Fr.}
representation
reprsentation {Fr.}
reprise {Fr.}
Reprise {Ger.}
reproducing piano
requests of form
requiem aeternam
Requiem mass
requiem {Lat.}
rescue opera
residual hearing
rsolument {Fr.}
resolution
resonance
resonance box
resonance cavity
Resonanz {Ger.}
Resonanzboden {Ger.}
Resonanzraum {Ger.}
Resonanzsaiten {Ger.}
rsonateur de Helmholtz {Fr.}
rsonateur {Fr.}
resonator
respiration {Fr.}
respirazione
respond
response
responsive phrase
responsorial psalmody
responsorio
responsorium {Lat.}
responsory
rest
restez {Fr.}
resultant bass
resultant tone
Retard non prpar {Fr.}
retard simultan {Fr.}
retardando {It.}
retardatio {Lat.}
retardation
retirada {It.}
retrograde
retrograde canon
retrograde imitation
retrograde inverted canon
rtrograde {Fr.}
retrogrado {It.}
reverberation
rverbration {Fr.}
reverse retrograde canon
reversed accent
rveur {Fr.}
revue {Fr.}
Rezitativ {Ger.}
rhapsodie {Fr.}
Rhapsodie {Ger.}
rhapsody
rhetorical accent
rhombe {Fr.}
rhythm
rhythm and blues
rhythm band
rhythm section
rhythmic figure
rhythmic imitation
rhythmic mode
rhythmic pattern
rhythmic response
rhythmical signature
rhythmicon
Rhythmische Erziehung {Ger.}
Rhythmus {Ger.}
ribattuta {It.}
ribbon reed
ribeca {It.}
ribible
ribs
ricercada {It.}
ricercar {It.}
ricercare fugue {It.}
ricercare {It.}
ricercata {It.}
richettato {It.}
ricochet {Fr.}
riddle canon
riduzione {It.}
riff
rigadon {Fr.}
rigadoon
rigaudon {Fr.}
right pedal
Rigo aggiunto {It.}
rigo {It.}
rigoroso {It.}
rilasciando {It.}
rimettendo {It.}
rinforzando {It.}
rinforzato {It.}
ripetizione {It.}
ripieni {It.}
ripieno {It.}
ripresa {It.}
riprise {Fr.}
risolutamente {It.}
risoluto {It.}
risoluzione {It.}
risonanza {It.}
risonatore di Helmholtz {It.}
risonatore {It.}
rispetto {It.}
risposta reale {It.}
risposta tonale {It.}
risposta {It.}
ristringendo {It.}
rit. {It.}
ritardando {It.}
ritardare {It.}
ritardato {It.}
ritardo doppio {It.}
ritardo non preparato {It.}
ritardo quadruplo {It.}
ritardo triplo {It.}
ritardo {It.}
ritenuto {It.}
ritmo {It.}{Sp.}
ritornel
Ritornell {Ger.}
ritornello form
ritornello {It.}
ritorno {It.}
ritorto {It.}
ritournelle {Fr.}
ritual
Ritual {Ger.}
rituale {Lat.}{It.}
rituel {Fr.}
riverberamento {It.}
riverbero {It.}
rivolgimento {It.}
rivolto {It.}
Robertsbridge Codex
rock
rococo music
rococo {Fr.}
rodeo
roga
Rohrblatt {Ger.}
Rohrblattinstrument {Ger.}
Rhrenglocken {Ger.}
Rohrflte {Ger.}
RohrFlute {Ger.}
Rohrstimmen {Ger.}
Rohrwerk {Ger.}
Rokoko {Ger.}
role
rle {Fr.}
roll
roll wirbel {Ger.}
Rolle {Ger.}
Rolling Stones
Rollschweller {Ger.}
Roman Chant
Roman de Fauvel {Fr.}
Roman School
romance {Fr.}
romanesca {It.}
romanesque {Fr.}
romanticism
romanus letters
romanza {It.}{Sp.}
Romanze {Ger.}
Rome Prize
Rmische Schule {Ger.}
Rommelpot
ronda {Sp.}
rondalla {Sp.}
ronde {Fr.}
rondeau brillant {Fr.}
rondeau {Fr.}
rondelet {Fr.}
rondea {Sp.}
rondino {It.}
rondo brillante {It.}
rondo capriccioso {It.}
rondo form
rondo sonata form
Rondo {Ger.}
rond {It.}
root
root position
root progression
rorantisten Kapelle {Ger.}
rorantists
rosa {Sp.}
rosalia {It.}
rosin
rota(rotta) {Lat.}
rotary valve
Rotte {Ger.}
roulade {Fr.}
roulement {Fr.}
round
round dance
roundelay
row
rubato {It.}
Rubebe {Ger.}
ruggiero {It.}
Ruhe {Ger.}
ruhig {Ger.}
Rhrtrommel {Ger.}
ruido {Sp.}
rullante {It.}
rumba {Sp.}
rumore {It.}
Run
Rundfunkmusik {Ger.}
running set
russian bassoon
Rute {Ger.}
rythme modal {Fr.}
rythme {Fr.}
rythmique {Fr.}
S-DAT
sabato santo {It.}
Sabbato sancto {Lat.}
sabo {Sp.}
scara {Sp.}{Port.}
saccad {Fr.}
sackbut
Sackpfeife {Ger.}
sacra rappresentazione {It.}
sacred music
saeta {Sp.}
sagbut
Sahn {In.}
sainete {Sp.}
Saite {Ger.}
Saitenhalter {Ger.}
Saiteninstrument {Ger.}
Sakramentaler Segen {Ger.}
Sala de concerto {It.}
salamuri
saleo {Sp.}
salicional
Salisbury [Sarum] chant
salle de concert {Fr.}
salmo {It.}{Sp.}
salon music
Salonmusik {Ger.}
salpinx {Gre.}
Salsa {Sp.}
saltando {It.}
saltarello {It.}
saltato {It.}
salterello {It.}
salterio tedesco {It.}
salterio {It.}
salterio {Sp.}
saltillo {It.}
Salut du Trs Saint Sacrement {Fr.}
Salve regina {Lat.}
samba {Por.}
sambuca {Lat.}
Samedi saint {Fr.}
samisen
sampho
sampling
sampogna {It.}
Sansel
Sanctus {Lat.}
Sanfoa {Por.}
Sangsaite {Ger.}
Sanjo {Kr.}
sans accompagnement {Fr.}
sans {Fr.}
Santiago de Compostela School
Santr {Ar.}
sanxian
sanza
sapeh
saqueboute {Fr.}
saquebute {Fr.}
saraband
sarabanda {Sp.}{It.}
sarabande {Fr.}
Sarabande {Ger.}
sarambo {Sp.}
srang
sarasvat vn
sardana {Sp.}
Srind {In.}
Sarod {In.}
Saron {Id.}
sarrusofn {Sp.}
sarrusofono {It.}
sarrusophone family
sarrusophone {Fr.}
sassofono {It.}
Sattel {Ger.}
Satz {Ger.}
Saudade {Por.}
sausage bassoon
Sautereau {Fr.}
sautill {Fr.}
Savart {Fr.}
sax
sax(o)tromba
saxhorn
saxhorn baryton {Fr.}
saxhorn basse {Fr.}
saxhorn bourdon
saxhorn contralto {Fr.}
saxhorn contrebasse
saxhorn family
saxhorn in E-flat
saxhorn soprano {Fr.}
saxhorn tnor {Fr.}
saxofn {Sp.}
Saxophon {Ger.}
Saxophone family
saxophone {Fr.}
saxotromba
saxtuba
Saz {Tur.}
scacarum {Lat.}
scacciapensieri {It.}
scacordum {Lat.}
scala cromatica {It.}
scala diatonica {It.}
scala enigmatica {Lat.}
scala maggiore armonica {It.}
scala maggiore {It.}
scala minore armonica {It.}
scala minore melodica {It.}
scala minore naturale
scala minore {It.}
scala per toni interi {It.}
scala pitagorica
scala {It.}
scale
scale degrees
scale passage
scale relation
scale step
scale with flat
scale with sharp
scambio di parti {It.}
scarlatti form
scat singing
scemando {It.}
scena ed aria {It.}
scena {It.}
scne d'action {Fr.}
Schachtbrett {Ger.}
Schall {Ger.}
Schallfeld {Ger.}
schallgedmpfer Raum {Ger.}
Schalllokalisation {Ger.}
Schallniveau {Ger.}
Schalloch {Ger.}
Schallplatte {Ger.}
Schallspektrum {Ger.}
Schallstrke {Ger.}
Schallstrahl {Ger.}
Schallstck {Ger.}
Schalltoter Raum {Ger.}
Schallwelle {Ger.}
Schalmei {Ger.}
scharf betont {Ger.}
scharf {Ger.}
schauerlich {Ger.}
schaurig {Ger.}
Schauspieldirektor {Ger.}
Schauspielmusik {Ger.}
Scheinbewegung {Ger.}
Scheinkonsonanz {Ger.}
Scheitholt {Ger.}
Schellbecken {Ger.}
Schelle {Ger.}
Schenker system
scherzando {It.}
scherzetto {It.}
scherzhaft {Ger.}
scherzino {It.}
scherzo
scherzo capriccioso {It.}
scherzosamente {It.}
scherzoso {It.}
schisma {Gr.}
schittmssing {Ger.}
schizzo {It.}
schlaff gespannt
Schlgel {Ger.}
schlagen {Ger.}
Schlager {Ger.}
Schlaginstrument {Ger.}
Schlagsaiteninstrument {Ger.}
Schlagzither {Ger.}
Schlangenrohr {Ger.}
schlechter Taktteil {Ger.}
Schlegel {Ger.}
Schleife {Ger.}
Schleifer {Ger.}
schleppend {Ger.}
Schlitztrommel {Ger.}
Schllentrommel {Ger.}
Schluss {Ger.}
Schlssel {Ger.}
Schlsselfidel {Ger.}
Schlusssatz {Ger.}
Schlussstrich {Ger.}
Schlussteil {Ger.}
Schlusston {Ger.}
Schlusszeichen {Ger.}
schmachtend {Ger.}
schmeichelnd {Ger.}
Schmelzend {Ger.}
schmerzhaft {Ger.}
schmerzlich {Ger.}
schmerzvoll {Ger.}
Schmetternd {Ger.}
Schnabelflte {Ger.}
Schnarre {Ger.}
Schnarrsaiten {Ger.}
Schnarrtrommel {Ger.}
Schneidend {Ger.}
schnell zu Dmpfer {Ger.}
schnell {Ger.}
Schneller {Ger.}
schola cantorum {Lat.}
school of music
school-music
schottische Tonleiter {Ger.}
Schrammel {Ger.}
Schreiend {Ger.}
Schreierpfeifen {Ger.}
Schrittmssig {Ger.}
Schrittweise {Ger.}
Schryari {Ger.}
Schuhplattler {Ger.}
Schulkinderheiserkeit {Ger.}
schwache Bassschritte {Ger.}
schwankend {Ger.}
Schwrmer {Ger.}
schwarze Mensuralnotenschrift {Ger.}
Schwebung {Ger.}
Schwebungen {Ger.}
Schwegel {Ger.}
schweigen {Ger.}
schwellen {Ger.}
Schweller {Ger.}
schwer {Ger.}
Schwermer {Ger.}
Schwindend {Ger.}
Schwingung der Luftsule {Ger.}
Schwingung {Ger.}
Schwingungszahl {Ger.}
Schwirrholz {Ger.}
schwungvoll {Ger.}
Schwungzither {Ger.}
scintillante {It.}
scioltamente {It.}
sciolto {It.}
scivolando {It.}
sconde mineure {Fr.}
scordare {It.}
scordatura {Sp.}
score
score reading
scoring
scorrendo {It.}
scorrevole {It.}
scotch snap
Scottish scale
scozzese {It.}
scuola Bolognese {It.}
scuola Borgognona {It.}
scuola Classica Viennese {It.}
scuola Fiamminga {It.}
scuola Fiorentina {It.}
scuola Francofiamminga {It.}
scuola Napoletana {It.}
scuola Veneziana {It.}
sdegnoso
sdrucciolando {It.}
secco {It.}
Sechsachteltakt {Ger.}
Sechszhliger {Ger.}
Sechzehntelnote {Ger.}
Sechzehntelpause {Ger.}
second
second degree of relationship
second dominant
second inversion
second inversion of seventh
second inversion of triad
second line
second octave
second scale step
Second space
second species
second subject
second theme
second time
Second Viennese School
seconda aumentata {It.}
seconda donna {It.}
seconda maggiore {It.}
seconda minore {It.}
seconda pratica {It.}
seconda volta {It.}
seconda {It.}
secondando {It.}
secondario volta {It.}
secondary accent
secondary chord of the seventh
secondary discord
secondary dominant
secondary dominant chord
secondary eleventh
secondary harmonics
secondary harmony
secondary ninth
secondary seventh
secondary theme
secondary thirteenth
secondary triad
secondary volta {It.}
seconde augmente {Fr.}
seconde majeure {Fr.}
seconde {Fr.}
secondo tema {It.}
secondo {It.}
section
section d'or,la {Fr.}
secular cantata
secular music
Seelenamt {Ger.}
segno del modo {It.}
segno di espressione {It.}
segno di respirazione {It.}
segno dinamico {It.}
segno {It.}
segue {It.}
seguendo {It.}
seguidilla {Sp.}
sehnlich {Ger.}
Sehnsucht {Ger.}
sehnsuchtsvoll {Ger.}
seises {Sp.}
seistron {Gr.}
Seitenbewegung {Ger.}
Seitensatz {Ger.}
Seitenthema {Ger.}
Seitentonart {Ger.}
Sekundakkord {Ger.}
Sekunde {Ger.}
Sekundkanon {Ger.}
selompret
semi-cadenza {It.}
semi-opera
semi-perfect cadence
semibiscroma {It.}
semibreve
semibreve rest
semibreve {It.}
semibrevis {Lat.}
semicadence
semichorus
semicoro {It.}
semicroma {It.}
semidemisemiquaver
semidemsemiquaver rest
semiminina {It.}
seminal pentascale
smiologie de la musique {Fr.}
semiologie der Musik {Ger.}
semiology of music
semiquaver
semiquaver rest
semitonal pentatonic scale
semitone
Semitonium {Lat.}
semitono {It.}
semplice {It.}
Semplici tempi dispari {It.}
Semplici tempi pari {It.}
Semplici tempi quattri {It.}
Semplici tempi {It.}
semplicita {It.}
sempre forte {It.}
sempre piano {It.}
sempre {It.}
sennet
sensation of tone
sensibile {It.}
sensibilit {It.}
sentence
sentido {Sp.}
senti {Fr.}
sentimento {It.}
sentito {It.}
senza accompagnamento {It.}
senza pedale {It.}
senza sordini {It.}
senza sordino {It.}
senza tempo {It.}
senza {It.}
spar {Fr.}
sepolcro {It.}
sept {Fr.}
septet
septime augmente {Fr.}
septime diminue {Fr.}
septime majeure {Fr.}
septime mineure {Fr.}
septime naturelle {Fr.}
septime {Fr.}
Septime {Ger.}
Septimenakkord {Ger.}
Septkanon {Ger.}
Septole {Ger.}
septolet {Fr.}
Septtet {Ger.}
septuor vocal {Fr.}
septuor {Fr.}
septuple meter
septuple time
septuplet
sepulchrum play
sequence
sequence modulation {Fr.}
sequencer
sequentia {Lat.}
sequential repetition
Sequenz {Ger.}
sequenza {It.}
seraphine{Fr.}
serenade
srnade {Fr.}
serenata {It.}
sereno {It.}{Sp.}
seria {It.}
serial music
serial technique
serialism
srie d'harmoniques {Fr.}
serie di suoni armonici {It.}
srie {Fr.}
serie {It.}
serielle Musik {Ger.}
series
series technique
serinette pionne {Fr.}
serioso {It.}
serious opera
serpent {Fr.}
Serpent {Ger.}
serpentn {Sp.}
serpentone {It.}
serrando {It.}
serr {Fr.}
service
sesquialtera {Lat.}
sesta aumentata {It.}
sesta diminuita {It.}
sesta maggiore {It.}
sesta minore {It.}
sesta napoletana {It.}
sesta {It.}
sestetto {It.}
sestina {It.}
sestole {It.}
Setr {Ir.}
settima aumentata {It.}
settima diminuita {It.}
settima maggiore {It.}
settima minore {It.}
settima {It.}
settimina {It.}
settimino vocale {It.}
settimino {It.}
seufzend {Ger.}
Seuil diffrentiel {Fr.}
seven part counterpoint
seven part harmony
seven to eight suspension
seventh
seventh chord
seventh dominant
seventh scale step
sevillana {Sp.}
sext
Sexta {Lat.}
Sextakkord {Ger.}
Sexte {Ger.}
sextet
Sextett {Ger.}
sextette {Fr.}
Sextole {Ger.}
sextolet {Fr.}
sextuor {Fr.}
sextuplet
sf {It.}
sfogato {It.}
sfoggiando {It.}
sforzando {It.}
sforzato {It.}
shabbba
shake
shakuhachi
shanty
sharki(ifteli)
Sharp
Sharp key
Shashtar
shawm
Sheet music {Amer.}
shift
shifting position
shock of glottis
shofar {Heb.}
short appoggiatura
short octave
short score
short service
shortened subject
shout
show stopper
Si dise {Fr.}
Si diesis {It.}
sibilant
sibilants consonant
siciliana {It.}
siciliano {It.}
Sicilienne {Fr.}
side drum
sideman
sides
siebenzhliger Takt {Ger.}
siebenzeitiger Takt {Ger.}
Siegfried Idyll {Ger.}
sight reading
signal horn {It.}
Signalhorn {Ger.}
signature
signature tune
signe d'expression {Fr.}
signe d'intensit {Fr.}
signe de la mesure {Fr.}
signe indication de respiration {Fr.}
signe {Fr.}
Siguiriya gitana {Sp.}
Silbe {Ger.}
silence {Fr.}
sillet {Fr.}
silofono {It.}
silver band
similar motion
simile {It.}
simple binary form
simple counterpoint
Simple duple meter
simple duple time
simple fugue
simple interval
Simple meter
Simple quadruple meter
simple quadruple time
simple ternary form
simple time
Simple triple meter
simple triple time
simplement {Fr.}
simultaneous double counterpoint
sin al fine {It.}
sin {Sp.}
sin'al fine
sin'al segno {It.}
sincopas
sincope {It.}
sinfonia concertante {It.}
sinfonia {It.}
Sinfonie Orchester {Ger.}
sinfonietta {It.}
Singakademie {Ger.}
singer songwriter
singhiozzando {It.}
singing saw
singing school
Single
single bar line
single changing note
single reed
single reed instrument
singnal horn
Singspiel {Ger.}
sinistra {It.}
sink-a-pace
sino {It.}
siren
sirena {It.}
sirne {Fr.}
Sirene {Ger.}
sirventes {Fr.}
Sistema Bhm {It.}
sistema {It.}
sistre {Fr.}
sistro {It.}
sistrum {Lat.}
Sitr
six to five suspension
six-bar rhythm
six-bar sentence
six-eight meter[time]
six-five chord
six-four chord
six-notes to one
six-part canon
six-part counterpoint
six-part harmony
sixime octave {Fr.}
Sixte ajoute {Fr.}
sixte augmente {Fr.}
sixte diminue {Fr.}
sixte majeure {Fr.}
sixte mineure {Fr.}
sixte napolitaine {Fr.}
sixte {Fr.}
sixteenth note {Amer.}
sixteenth rest
sixteenth-note rest {Amer.}
sixth
sixth chord
sixth scale-step
sixth tone
sixth-chord style
sixty fourth note {Amer.}
sixty fourth rest
sixty-fourth note {Amer.}
sixty-fourth rest
SixLes
sizzle-cymbal
Skala {Ger.}
sketch
skip
Skizze {Ger.}
Skolie {Ger.}
skomorokh
slancio {It.}
slargando {It.}
slavonic dances
slentando {It.}
slide
slide trombone
slide trumpet
Slider
slit drum
slompret
slovansk tance {Cz.}
slow movement
slur
slur and dots
small clarinet
small octave
small orchestra
small semitone
small trumpet
smaller whole tone
smanioso {It.}
sminuendo {It.}
smorendo {It.}
smorzando {It.}
smorzatore {It.}
snare drum
Snares
Snellamente {It.}
Snello {It.}
soap opera
soave {It.}
soavit {It.}
Socit Internationale pour la Musique
Contemporaine (SIMC) {Fr.}
sociologie de la musique {Fr.}
sociology of music
soft pedal
soggetto cavato {It.}
soggetto {It.}
sognando {It.}
Sol dise {Fr.}
Sol diesis {It.}
Sol doppio bemolle {It.}
Sol double bmol {Fr.}
sol-fa
sola {It.}
sole {Sp.}
solemn Mass {Lat.}
solemnis {Lat.}
solenne {It.}
solennel {Fr.}
solennemente {It.}
solennita {It.}
solfge{Fr.}
solfeggio {It.}
solfeo {Sp.}
soli {It.}
solid head
soliste {Fr.}
sollecitando {It.}
sollemnis {Lat.}
Solmisation {Ger.}
solmisazione {It.}
solmization syllable
solmization {Fr.}
solo bells
solo organ
solo pitch
solo stop
solo {It.}
soloist
Solowerke {Ger.}
sombre {Fr.}
somiere {It.}
sommesso {It.}
sommier {Fr.}
son bouch {Fr.}
son chapin {Sp.}
son complexe {Fr.}
son d'interruption{Fr.}
son d'objet {Fr.}
son de combinaison {Fr.}
son de rflexion {Fr.}
Son de sommation {Fr.}
son fondamental {Fr.}
son intermdiaire {Fr.}
son musical {Fr.}
Son non-harmonique {Fr.}
son partiel {Fr.}
son propre {Fr.}
son pur {Fr.}
son rsultant {Fr.}
son suprieur {Fr.}
son volumineuse {Fr.}
son {Fr.}
sonaglio {It.}
sonajero {Sp.}
sonata da camera {It.}
sonata da chiesa {It.}
sonata form
sonata quasi unafantasia
sonata {It.}
sonata-form
sonata-rondo
sonata-rondo form
sonate {Fr.}
Sonate {Ger.}
Sonatenform {Ger.}
Sonatenrondo {Ger.}
Sonatenrondoform {Ger.}
Sonatensatzform {Ger.}
sonatina {It.}
sonatine {Fr.}
Sonatine {Ger.}
Sonatinen Album {Ger.}
soncombin {Fr.}
song
song cycle
song form
song plugger
song without words
song-cycle {Ger.}
song-form
Songs without Words
sonido de combinacin {Sp.}
sonnerie {Fr.}
sonore {Fr.}
sonoro {It.}
sons de flageolet {Fr.}
sons harmoniques {Fr.}
sons naturels {Fr.}
sonsbouchs {Fr.}
sonund wave
sopel' {Rus.}
sopila
sopra {It.}
sopranino recorder {It.}
sopranino saxhorn
sopranino saxophone {It.}
sopranino {It.}
sopranissimo recorder {It.}
sopranissimo saxophone {It.}
sopranissimo {It.}
soprano chiave {It.}
soprano cl {Fr.}
soprano clef
soprano denfant {Fr.}
soprano oboe
soprano part
soprano stave
soprano trombone
soprano voice
soprano {It.}
Sopranschlssel
sopratonica {It.}
soprillo {It.}
sordina {It.}
sordino {It.}
sordo {It.}
sordun
sorgfltig {Ger.}
sospensione {It.}
sospirando {It.}
sospiroso {It.}
sostenendo {It.}
sostenido {Sp.}
sostenuto pedal
sostenuto {It.}
sotto voce {It.}
sottodominante {It.}
soubrette {Fr.}
soufflet {Fr.}
soul
sound
sound analyser
sound field
sound intensity
sound level
sound localization
sound post
sound pressure variation
sound ray
sound reinforcement
sound spectrum
sound track
sound-body
sound-box
sound-chest
sound-hole
sound-post
sound-proof room
soundboard
soundscape
Soupir {Fr.}
source musicale {Fr.}
sourdine {Fr.}
sous-dominante {Fr.}
sous-mdiante {Fr.}
sousaphone
soutenu {Fr.}
SP
space
spagnoletta
spandendo {It.}
Spasshaft {Ger.}
spazio {It.}
speaker
speaker key
speaking length
specie di ottave {It.}
Specie genere di voce {It.}
species
spectre acoustique {Fr.}
spediendo {It.}
speech song
sperdendosi {It.}
Sphren-Klnge {Ger.}
Sphrenharmonie {Ger.}
spianato {It.}
spiccato {It.}
spiegando {It.}
Spiegelbild {Ger.}
Spiegelfuge {Ger.}
Spiegelkanon {Ger.}
Spieldose {Ger.}
Spieloper {Ger.}
spike fiddle
spinet
spingardo {It.}
spinging bow
spinning song
Spinnlied {Ger.}
spinto {It.}
spiral canon
spiral of fifths
spirale des quintes {Fr.}
Spiralkanon {Ger.}
spirante {Ger.}
spirit {It.}
spirito {It.}
spiritoso {It.}
spiritual {Fr.}
Spitze {Ger.}
Spitzflte {Ger.}
spitzig {Ger.}
split keys
Sprechchor {Ger.}
Sprechgesang {Ger.}
Sprechstimme {Ger.}
springar
Springbogen {Ger.}
springing bow
Sprungweiser Schritt {Ger.}
spugna
spurious double counterpoint
Squarcialupi Codex {Lat.}
Square dance
square notation
Square piano
squillante {It.}
squillanti {It.}
Srrusophon {Ger.}
St. Martial School
Stabat Mater {Lat.}
Stbchen {Ger.}
stabile {It.}
Stabriem {Ger.}
staccatissimo {It.}
staccato en ricochet {Fr.}
staccato mark
staccato volant {Fr.}
staccato {It.}
Stachel {Ger.}
Stadtpfeifer {Ger.}
staff
staff paper
staggered breathing
Stahlspiel {Ger.}
Stammstufen {Ger.}
Stammtne {Ger.}
stamping tube
stampita {It.}
standard interval
standard pitch
Stndchen {Ger.}
standhaft {Ger.}
stanghetta {It.}
stantipes {Lat.}
Starkanblasen {Ger.}
stationary wave
stato fondamentale {It.}
stave
stave degree
steel band
steel guitar
Steg {Ger.}
Stegreif ( Ausfhrung ) {Ger.}
Stehende Welle {Ger.}
Steinspiel {Ger.}
Stellvertretungsakkord {Ger.}
stem
stendendo {It.}
stentando {It.}
step
step-wise progression
Stereichquartett {Ger.}
Stereophonie {Ger.}
stereophony
strphonie {Fr.}
steso {It.}
stesso tempo {It.}
stesso {It.}
stets {Ger.}
sticheron {Gr.}
Stiel {Ger.}
Stierhorn {Ger.}
Stil {Ger.}
Stile antico {It.}
stile concertante
stile concertato {It.}
stile concitato {It.}
stile familiare {It.}
stile galante {It.}
stile moderno {It.}
stile osservato {It.}
stile Palestriniano {It.}
stile rappresentativo {It.}
stile recitativo {It.}
stile romano {It.}
still {Ger.}
stilo {It.}
Stimmbnder {Ger.}
Stimmbildung {Ger.}
Stimmbogen {Ger.}
Stimmbuch {Ger.}
Stimme {Ger.}
Stimmfhrung {Ger.}
Stimmgabel {Ger.}
Stimmgattung {Ger.}
Stimmstock {Ger.}
Stimmtausch {Ger.}
Stimmumfang {Ger.}
Stimmung {Ger.}
Stimmwechsel {Ger.}
sting
sting cymbal
stingendo {It.}
stinguendo {It.}
stiracchiando {It.}
stiracchiato {It.}
stirando {It.}
stirato {It.}
stochastic music
Stochastische Musik {Ger.}
stock arrange ( ment )
Stockend {Ger.}
stop
stopped
stopped note
stopped note
stopping
storia della musica {It.}
stornello {It.}
stracciacalando {It.]
straccicalando {It.}
straccinato {It.}
straff {Ger.}
straight
strkharpa {Se.}
stranka
strascinando {It.}
strascinato {It.}
Strathspey
stravagante {It.}
stravaganza {It.}
Street piano
Streichinstrument {Ger.}
Streichklavier {Ger.}
Streichorchester {Ger.}
strenge Fuge {Ger.}
Strenger Kanon {Ger.}
strenger Kontrapunkt {Ger.}
strepitoso {It.}
stress
stretto by augmentation
stretto by diminution
stretto by inversion
stretto moestrale
stretto {It.}
strict canon
strict counterpoint
strict double counterpoint
strict fugue
strict imitation
stride modulation
stride relation
Stride(piano)
string
string duet
string duo
string instrument
string orchestra
string quartet
string quintet
string trio
string-toned stops
stringed instrument
stringed instruments
stringendo {It.}
strings
strisciando {It.}
strisciato {It.}
stroboscope
Stroh violin
stromento {It.}
strong accent
strong chord of the key
Strophenlied {Ger.}
strophic bass
strophic song
strophic song
struck string instrument
structure
strumentazione {It.}
Strumente a percussione {It.}
strumenti a tastriera {It.}
strumenti d`ottone {It.}
strumentini di legno {It.}
strumento a corda {It.}
strumento a fiato {It.}
strumento ad ancia {It.}
strumento d'acciaio
strumento elettronico {It.}
strumento {It.}
strutt {Amer.}
Stck {Ger.}
student's fugue
study
Stufe {Ger.}
Stufenschritt {Ger.}
Stundenoffizium {Ger.}
Sturm und Drang {Ger.}
strmend {Ger.}
strmisch {Ger.}
Strtze {Ger.}
Strze {Ger.}
style
style analysis
style bris {Fr.}
style galant {Fr.}
style Palestrinien {Fr.}
suave {Sp.}
sub-bass clef
sub-octave coupler
Subbassschlssel {Ger.}
subcontra-octave
subdiapente {Gr.}
subdominant
subdominant harmony
subdominant key
subdominant seventh
subdominant triad
subdominant triad
Subdominante {Ger.}
Subdominantharmonie {Ger.}
Subdominantparallele {Ger.}
Subdominanttonart {Ger.}
subharmonics
subito {It.}
subject
subject theme
Subkontra-Oktave {Ger.}
submediant
submediant chord
submediant seventh
submediant triad
Submediante {Ger.}
submotive
subordinate chord
subordinate chord of the seventh
subordinate scale-step
subordinate triad
substitution chord
subtonic
successive counterpoint
successive fifths
successive leaps
successive octaves
successive passing-notes
successive sixths
successive thirds
sucu-sucu {Sp.}
sudden modulation
sudrophone
suffocato {It.}
suite {Fr.}
Suite {Ger.}
suivez {Fr.}
sujet principal {Fr.}
sul G
sul ponticello {It.}
sul tasto {It.}
suling {Id.}
sulla tastiera {It.}
Summation tone
Summstimme {Ger.}
suo {It.}
suonare a prima vista {It.}
suoni armonici {It.}
suoni naturali {It.}
suono armonico
suono di combinazione {It.}
suono estraneo all'armonia {It.}
suono fondamentale {It.}
suno fondamentale {It.}
suono pedale {It.}
suono puro {It.}
suono {It.}
super-octave coupler
superbo {It.}
supertonic
supertonic seventh
supertonic seventh chord
supertonic triad
supplementary tone
suppliant {Fr.}
supprimer {Fr.}
Supprimez la sourdine {Fr.}
supprimez {Fr.}
sur la touche {Fr.}
sur le chevalet {Fr.}
surdit musicale {Fr.}
sus-tonique {Fr.}
Suspended cadence
suspended cymbal
suspended fourth
suspended ninth
suspended seventh
suspended sixth
suspension of chord
suspension of fourth
suspension of ninth
suspension of seventh
suspension of sixth
suspension simultane {Fr.}
suspension {Fr.}
sss {Ger.}
sussurrando {It.}
sussurrante {It.}
sustained part
sustaining pedal
susurrando {It.}
susurrante {It.}
Sutufenschritt {Ger.}
svegliando {It.}
svegliato {It.}
svelto {It.}
svolgimento {It.}
swell
Swell box
swell organ
Swing
switch
syllabe {Fr.}
syllabic style
syllable
syllable names
Symbolism
Symbolisme {Fr.}
Symbolismus {Ger.}
sympathetic resonance
sympathetic strings
sympathetic vibration
symphonia
symphonic jazz
symphonic orchestra
symphonic poem
symphonic suite
symphonie concertante {Fr.}
symphonie {Fr.}
Symphonie {Ger.}
Symphoniekantate {Ger.}
symphonische Dichtung {Ger.}
symphony
symphony orchestra
synaesthesia
Synsthesie {Ger.}
syncopation
syncope {Fr.}
synemmenon {Gr.}
synesthsie {Fr.}
Synkope {Ger.}
synonym
synthesizer
syntonic comma
syntonisches Komma {Ger.}
Syrian Chant
syrinx {Fr.}
Syrischer Kirchengesang {Ger.}
system
systema teleion elasson {Gr.}
systema teleion meizon {Gr.}
systema teleion {Gr.}
Systme Boehm {Fr.}
Tabl
tabla
tablature
table d'harmonie {Fr.}
table music
table {Fr.}
tabor
tace {It.}
tacet {Lat.}
tactus {Lat.}
Tafelklavier {Ger.}
Tafelmusik {Ger.}
Tagelied {Ger.}
tail
Tail-pin
tailgate {Amer.}
taille {Fr.}
tailpiece
Tailpiece
Takasagozoku
Takt {Ger.}
Taktart {Ger.}
Taktstock {Ger.}
Taktstrich {Ger.}
Taktteil {Ger.}
Taktvorzeichen {Ger.}
Taktvorzeichnung {Ger.}
Tla
Tlam
talea {Lat.}
talharpa
talon {Fr.}
tam-tam
tamborito {Sp.}
tambour de basque {Fr.}
tambour de bois {Fr.}
tambour militaire {Fr.}
tambour {Fr.}
tambourin chinois {Fr.}
tambourin de provence {Fr.}
tambourin {Ger.}
tambourine
tambrito
tambrito {Sp.}
tambr {In.}
tamburello {It.}
Tamburin {Ger.}
tamburino {It.}
tamburo piccolo {It.}
tamburo {It.}
tamburone {It.}
tampon {Fr.}
Tampon {Ger.}
tampone {It.}
Tan-kum {Kp.}
tangent
Tangente {Ger.}
Tango flamenco {Sp.}
tango {Sp.}
tanto {It.}
tantum ergo {Lat.}
Tanzmeistergeige {Ger.}
Tanzmusik {Ger.}
Tanzsuite {Ger.}
tap box
tapa {Sp.}
tape recorder
tarantella {It.}
tarbouka
tardamente {It.}
tardando {It.}
tardo {It.}
trogat {Hu.}
tartini's tones
Taschengeige {Ger.}
Taschenpartitur {Ger.}
Taste {Ger.}
Tasteninstrument {Ger.}
tastiera {It.}
tasto bianco {It.}
tasto nero {It.}
tasto solo {It.}
tasto {It.}
tattoo
tavola armonica {It.}
Te Deum Laudamus {Lat.}
Te Deum {Lat.}
teatro dell'opera {It.}
tedesca {It.}
tedesco {It.}
telephone theory
Telephontheorie {Ger.}
telyn
tema {It.}{Sp.}
temperament
temprament gal {Fr.}
temprament ingal {Fr.}
temprament {Fr.}
temperamento equabile {It.}
temperamento inequabile {It.}
temperamento {It.}
Temperatur {Ger.}
tempered scale
tempered tone
tempest
tempestoso {It.}
temple block
tempo
tempo a piacere {It.}
Tempo ad libitum {It.}
tempo alla breve {It.}
Tempo Bezeichnung {Ger.}
tempo comodo {It.}
tempo debole {It.}
tempo di ballo {It.}
tempo di Gavotte {It.}
tempo di Marcia {It.}
tempo di minuetto {It.}
tempo di polacca {It.}
tempo di valse {It.}
tempo dispari {It.}
tempo due-met {It.}
tempo due-quarti {It.}
tempo giusto {It.}
tempo mark
tempo ordinario {It.}
tempo pari {It.}
tempo primo {It.}
tempo quarttro-tre {It.}
tempo quattro-quarti {It.}
tempo rubato {It.}
tempo tre-mezzi {It.}
tempo tre-quarti {It.}
tempo [misura] sei-ottavi {It.}
temporary modulation
temps binaire {Fr.}
temps faible {Fr.}
temps fort {Fr.}
temps musical {Fr.}
temps ternaire {Fr.}
tempus imperfectum {Lat.}
tempus perfectum {Lat.}
tempus {Lat.}
tendre {Fr.}
tenebrae {Lat.}
tenebroso {It.}
tenendo {It.}
teneramente {It.}
tenerezza {It.}
tenero {It.}
teneroso {It.}
tenor
tenor baritone
tenor C
tenor chiave
tnor cl {Fr.}
tenor clef
tenor drum
tenor horn
tenor mass
tenor part
tenor saxhorn
tenor stave
tenor trombone
tenor voice
Tenor-bass posaune {Ger.}
tenor-bass trombone
Tenorbasshorn {Ger.}
Tenorfagott {Ger.}
tenoroon
Tenorposaune {Ger.}
Tenorschlssel {Ger.}
tension note
tenso {Fr.}
tenth
tenuto {It.}
teoria della composizione {It.}
tepido {It.}
teponaztli
ter sanctus {Lat.}
terce
terminatio {Lat.}
termination
terms of performance
ternary
ternary form
tertia {Lat.}
tertian harmony
Terz {Ger.}
terza aumentata {It.}
terza diminuita {It.}
terza maggiore {It.}
terza minore {It.}
terza piccarda {It.}
terza {It.}
Terzbau {Ger.}
Terzdezime {Ger.}
Terzdezimenakkord {Ger.}
Terzenaufbau {Ger.}
Terzett {Ger.}
terzetto {It.}
terzina {It.}
Terzkanon {Ger.}
Terzquartakkord {Ger.}
Terzverwandtschaft {Ger.}
tessitura {It.}
testa {It.}
testo {It.}
Tte {Fr.}
tetrachord
tetrad false
tetrardus {Gr.}
text
Textbuch {Ger.}
texte {Fr.}
texture
The Beatles
The Five
theater music
Theatermusik {Ger.}
Theatische Kiataloge {Ger.}
theatre organ
Thema {Ger.}
thematic development
thematic material
thematic transformation
Thematische Arbeit {Ger.}
theme
theme and variations
thme secondaire {Fr.}
theme song
thme {Fr.}
theoebo
thorbe {Fr.}
thorie de la musique {Fr.}
Theorie der Gehrsempfindung {Ger.}
Theorie der Musik {Ger.}
thorie des fonctions {Fr.}
thorie tlphonique {Fr.}
thories de l'audition {Fr.}
theories of hearing
theory of composition
theory of functions
theory of harmony
Theremin
thesis {Gr.}
third
third inversion
third line
third octave
third part
third scale-step
third space
third species
third stream
third-relationship
thirteenth
thirteenth chord
thirteenth chromatic
thirteenth dominant
thirty-second note {Amer.}
thirty-second rest {Amer.}
thirty-second-note rest {Amer.}
thirty-two foot stop
thoroughbass
three accented octave
three notes to one
three parts
three stringed double-bass
three voices
three-bar rhythm
three-bar sentence
Three-four meter [time]
three-line octave
three-movement form
three-part canon
three-part counterpoint
three-part form
three-part fugue
three-part harmony
three-part song
three-two meter
three-two time
threnody
thrice-accented octave
throaty voice
through-composed
through-composed song
through-imitation
thumb position
thunder machine
thunder stick
tibia {Lat.}
Tie
tied notes
tief {Ger.}
tiento {Sp.}
tiepido {It.}
tierce augmente {Fr.}
tierce de Picardie {Fr.}
tierce diminue {Fr.}
tierce majeure {Fr.}
tierce mineure {Fr.}
tierce picardie
tierce {Fr.}
timbales {Sp.}{Fr.}
timballo {It.}
timbre {Fr.}
timbrel
timbro {It.}
time
time error
time perception
time signature
time value
time-beating
time-counting
timido {It.}{Sp.}
timoroso {It.}
timpan
timpani a pedale {It.}
timpani coperti {It.}
timpani {It.}
timpano {It.}
Tin Pan Alley
tin whistle
Tingkling {Ph.}
tiorba {It.}
tiorba {Sp.}
tipofono {It.}
tira tutti {It.}
tirade {Fr.}
tirando {It.}
tirando {Sp.}
tirare {It.}
tirata {It.}
tir {Fr.}
tirer {Fr.}
tobend {Ger.}
toccata {It.}
toccatina {It.}
tom-tom
ton d' opra {Fr.}
ton de chambre {Fr.}
ton de choeur {Fr.}
ton de mme basse {Fr.}
ton loign {Fr.}
ton entier {Fr.}
ton majeur {Fr.}
ton mineur {Fr.}
ton principal {Fr.}
ton relatif {Fr.}
ton {Fr.}
Ton {Ger.}
Tonada
Tonadilla
tonal answer
tonal fugue
tonal fusion
tonal gap
tonal island
tonal penta-scale
tonal sequence
Tonale Antwort {Ger.}
tonalfuge {Ger.}
tonalit maggiore {It.}
tonalit minore {It.}
tonalit {It.}
Tonalitt {Ger.}
tonalit majeure {Fr.}
tonalit mineure {Fr.}
tonalit {Fr.}
tonality
tonarium {Lat.}
Tonart {Ger.}
Tonartencharakteristik {Ger.}
Tonartvorzeichnung {Ger.}
tonary
Tonbandgert {Ger.}
Tondichtung {Ger.}
tone
tone bell
tone brightness
tone cluster
tone color
tone detremination
tone painting
tone poem
tone quality
tone row
tone-cluster
Tone-deafness
tone-formation
tone-physicology
tone-picture
tone-relation
tone-row
Tonempfindung {Ger.}
Tonfarbe {Ger.}
Tongeschlecht {Ger.}
Tonglocke {Ger.}
tonguing
Tonhhe {Ger.}
Tonhhelinie {Ger.}
tonic
tonic harmony
tonic major
tonic minor
tonic pedal
tonic seventh
tonic sol-fa
tonic triad
tonica {It.}
Tonika Do {Ger.}
Tonika {Ger.}
Tonikablock{Ger.}
Tonikaharmonie {Ger.}
Toninsel {Ger.}
tonique {Fr.}
Tonischer Akkord {Ger.}
Tonischer Dreiklang {Ger.}
tonitruone {It.}
Tonknstler-Soziett {Ger.}
Tonleier {Ger.}
Tonlcke {Ger.}
Tonmalerei {Ger.}
tono d'opera
tono intero {It.}
tono maggiore {It.}
tono minore {It.}
tono Principale {It.}
tono relativo {It.}
tono {It.}
Tonometer {Ger.}
Tonphysiologie {Ger.}
Tonpsychologie {Ger.}
Tonreihe {Ger.}
Tonsilben {Ger.}
Tonsystem {Ger.}
Tontaubheit {Ger.}
Tonumfang {Ger.}
tonus in directum {Lat.}
tonus mixtus {Lat.}
tonus {Lat.}
Tonuspsalmorum {Lat.}
Tonverschmelzung {Ger.}
Tonvorstellung {Ger.}
Tonwort {Ger.}
tonysytem
top plate
torbellino {Sp.}
torch song
tornada {Prov.}
tosto {It.}
total serialism
Totengesang {Ger.}
totes Interval {Ger.}
touch
touche blanche {Fr.}
Touche noire {Fr.}
touche {Fr.}
touches brises {Fr.}
Tourdion {Fr.}
town piper
toye
trachea {It.}
trache-artre {Fr.}
track
tracker
tract {Fr.}
tractus {Lat.}
traditional jazz
trait {Fr.}
trait de composition {Fr.}
Traktus {Ger.}
tranquillo {It.}
transcription {Fr.}
transformation of theme
transient modulation
transition
transitional dominant
transitory chord
transizione {It.}
Transkription {Ger.}
Transponieren {Ger.}
Transponierende instrumente {Ger.}
Transponierung {Ger.}
transportare {It.}
transposer {Fr.}
transposing instrument
transposing keyboard
transposition of subject
transposition {Fr.}
transposizione {It.}
transversale Schwingung {Ger.}
transverse flute
transverse vibration
traps
traquenard {Fr.}
trascinando {It.}
trascrizione {It.}
traste {Sp.}
trattenuto {It.}
tratto {It.}
Trauer {Ger.}
Trauergesang {Ger.}
Trauerlied {Ger.}
Trauermarsch {Ger.}
trumend {Ger.}
traurig {Ger.}
traversiere {Fr.}
traverso {It.}
tre corde {It.}
tre parti {It.}
tre voci {It.}
tre {It.}
treble
treble clef
treble stave
Treble viol
treble voice
trecento music
tredicesima {It.}
treibend {Ger.}
treizime {Fr.}
tremando la voce {It.}
tremante {It.}
tremblant {Fr.}
tremblement {Fr.}
tremolando {It.}
tremolieren {Ger.}
tremolo {It.}
tremulant
tremulieren {Ger.}
trenchmore
trenmolando {It.}
Trent Codices
trepak
triad
triad on leading note
triade diminuita {It.}
triade {It.}
triadi secondarie
Triangel {Ger.}
triangle {Fr.}
triangolo {It.}
tringulo {Sp.}
tributary subject
tricinium {Lat.}
trill
trill-key
trille {Fr.}
Triller {Ger.}
trillo caprino {It.}
trillo doppio {It.}
trillo {It.}
Trinklied {Ger.}
trio per piano ed archi {It.}
trio pour piano et cordes {Fr.}
trio sonata
trio {It.}
Triole {Ger.}
triolet {Fr.}
triomphal {Fr.}
trionfale {It.}
Tripelfuge {Ger.}
Tripelkonzert {Ger.}
Tripeltakt {Ger.}
triple canon
triple chant
triple concerto
triple counterpoint
triple figuration
triple fugue {Fr.}
triple meter
triple passing tone
triple stop
triple time
triple tonguing
triple-croche {Fr.}
triplet
triplo concerto {It.}
triplum {Lat.}
trisagion {Gr.}
trishagion {Gr.}
Tristan-Akkord {Ger.}
triste {Sp.}
triton {Fr.}
tritone
tritono {It.}
Tritonus {Ger.}
tritonus {Lat.}
tritus {Gr.}
Trobador
trois parties {Fr.}
trois voix {Fr.}
troisime renversement {Fr.}
tromba bassa {It.}
tromba da tirarsi {It.}
tromba marina {It.}
tromba piccola {It.}
tromba spezzata {It.}
tromba {It.}
trombone coulisse {Fr.}
trombone pistons {Fr.}
trombone a tiro {It.}
trombone alto {Fr.}
trombone basse {Fr.}
trombone basso {It.}
Trombone contrabasso {It.}
trombone contralto {It.}
Trombone contrebasse {Fr.}
trombone tnor {Fr.}
trombone tenor-basse {Fr.}
trombone tenor-basso {It.}
trombone tenore
trombone ventile
trombone {Fr.}{It.}
trombonino {It.}
Trommel {Ger.}
Trommelbass {Ger.}
trompe de chasse {Fr.}
Trompete {Ger.}
trompette coulisse {Fr.}
Trompette d'Aida {Fr.}
trompette simple {Fr.}
Trompette thbaine {Fr.}
trompette {Fr.}
tronca {It.}
tronco {It.}
tronon {Fr.}
Troparium {Lat.}
trope
Trope {Ger.}
Troper
troppo {It.}
Trotzig {Ger.}
troubadour religious song
troubadour {Fr.}
troubadours {Fr.}
trouvre {Fr.}
Trovatore,II
trb {Ger.}
Trugschluss {Ger.}
trumpet
trumpet marine {It.}
trumscheit {Fr.}
trupus {Lat.}
Ttriana {Sp.}
tuba {Fr.}
Tuba {Ger.}
tuba {It.}
tubo aperto {It.}
tubo {It.}
tubular bells
tumba {Sp.}
tumultuoso {It.}
tune
tuner
tuning
tuning fork
tuning peg
tunon chorista {It.}
tuorba {It.}
turba {Lat.}
turbae {Lat.}
turkish crescent
turkish music
Turmmusik {Ger.}
Turn
tutta forza {It.}
tutte le corde {It.}
tutti {It.}
tuyau anche {Fr.}
tuyau bouche {Fr.}
tuyau ouvert {Fr.}
tuyau {Fr.}
twelfth
twelve-bar rhythm
twelve-bar sentence
twelve-note composition
Twelve-notes scale
twelve-part canon
twelve-tone music
twelve-tone system
twelve-tone technique
twice accented octave
twig brush
twist
two beat
two lined octave
two notes to one
two parts
two to three suspension
two voices
two-bar motive
Two-four meter [time]
two-movement form
two-part canon
two-part counterpoint
two-part form
two-part fugue
two-part harmony
two-part song form
two-step
two-two meter
two-two time
tympanon {Fr.}
typical cyclic form
typical form
typical motive
typologie {Fr.}
Typologie {Ger.}
typology
Typophon {Ger.}
typophone {Fr.}
Tyrolienne {Fr.}
berblasen {Ger.}
bergang {Ger.}
bergangsform {Ger.}
bergangsharmonie{Ger.}
berleitung {Ger.}
bermssige Prime {Ger.}
bermssige Quarte {Ger.}
bermssige Quinte {Ger.}
bermssige Quintsextakkord {Ger.}
bermssige Sekunde {Ger.}
bermssige Septime {Ger.}
bermssige Sexte {Ger.}
bermssige Terz {Ger.}
bermssiger Akkord {Ger.}
bermssiges Intervall {Ger.}
Ud (Oud)
Udizione
Ugav(b) {Heb.}
uillean pipes
uilleann pipe
ukulele
ulce melos {Lat.}
Ultraschall {Ger.}
ultrason {Fr.}
ultrasonic wave
ultrasonics
ultrasuono {It.}
Umdeutungsakkord {Ger.}
Umfang ( des Tonsystems ) {Ger.}
Umgekehrter Akkord {Ger.}
Umkehrbarer Kontrapunkt {Ger.}
Umkehrung {Ger.}
Umkehrungsfuge {Ger.}
Umkehrungskanon {Ger.}
umoresca {It.}
un pochettino {It.}
un poco {It.}
una corda {It.}
unaccented auxiliary note
unaccented bar
unaccented octave
unaccented passing note
unaccompanied
Unbestimmte Musik {Ger.}
undecimole {It.}
undecuplet
Undezime {Ger.}
Undezimenakkord {Ger.}
undicesima {It.}
unechoic room
Unendliche Melodie {Ger.}
unequal actave
unequal temperament
unequal tempered scale
unessential discord
unessential note
uneven meter [time]
unfigured bass
ungaresca {It.}
Ungarische Tnze {Ger.}
Ungarische Tonleiter {Ger.}
Ungeduldig {Ger.}
ungerade Taktart {Ger.}
ungerader Takt {Ger.}
Ungezwqungen {Ger.}
Ungezwungen {Ger.}
Ungleicher Kontrapunkt {Ger.}
Ungleichschwebende Temperatur {Ger.}
unheimlich {Ger.}
union pipes
unione {It.}
unison
unison passage
Unisono {Ger.}
unisono {It.}
unisonus {Lat.}
unisson augmente {Fr.}
unisson {Fr.}
unit organ
uniti {It.}
unity
Unmerklich {Ger.}
unpitched sound
unprepared suspension
unrelated key
unruhig {Ger.}
Unschuldig {Ger.}
Unterdominante {Ger.}
Untermediantakkord {Ger.}
Untermediante {Ger.}
Unterschiedschwelle {Ger.}
Untertaste {Ger.}
unusual tuning
Unverziert {Ger.}
unvollkommene konsonantes Intervall {Ger.}
unvollkommene Konsonanz {Ger.}
unvollkommener Akkord {Ger.}
unvollkommener Schluss {Ger.}
up-beat
up-bow
up-stroke
upbeat {Eng.}
upper auxiliary note
upper chest breathing
upper mordent
upper part
upper partial tones
upper three parts
upper three voices
upper voice
upright piano
upward suspension
Urtext-Ausgabe {Ger.}
urucungu {Por.}
usmic education
Ut dise {Fr.}
utility music
Uvula {Ger.}
v.s. {It.}
vacillando {It.}
vagans {Lat.}
vago {It.}
valeur de la nota {Fr.}
Valiha
valore della nota {It.}
vals {Sp.}
valse brillante {Fr.}
valse tempo
valse {Fr.}
valve
valve horn
valve instrument
valve trombone
valve ventil
valzer tempo {It.}
valzer {It.}
vamping
vanishing vowel
vaporeux {Fr.}
variation form
variation {Fr.}
Variation {Ger.}
variations
variations srieuses {Fr.}
Variazione
vari {Fr.}
varieties of Canon
varieties of imitation
variety
varsoviana {It.}
varsovienne {Fr.}
vaudeville {Fr.}
Veemente {It.}
velato {It.}
veloce {It.}
velocemente {It.}
Venetian school
venetian swell
Venezianische Schule {Ger.}