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o'-no) il It. tuono (fer-ma'-re el too- Festigkeit (fes'-tlkh-kit) Ger. n. Literally, to make firm the tone: to Firmne ; steadine . emphasize the tone, festivamente (fes-te-va-men'-te) It. fermata (fer-ma'-ta) It. n. adv. Festively; gayly. fermate (fer'-mat) Eng. n. Fermate (fer-ma'-te) Ger. n. festivo (fes-te'-vo) It. adj. A pause or break especially in a Festive: gay; cheerful. concerto. A sign placed over or Festlied (fest'-let) Ger. n. under a note, bar or rest, is used A festive song. to indicate such a pause. Fest ouvert ure (fest'-o-fer-tu'-re) Ger. n. fermato (fer-ma'-to) It. adv. A brilliant overture. Firmly; steadily. fermement Festzeit (fest'-tslt) Ger. n. Firmly. (ferm-mafi') Fr. adv. Festival-time. fermezza (fer-med'-za) It. n. Feuer (foi'-er) Ger. a. Firmne . Fire; pa ion. 220 201 feuille fifth, augmented feuille Fiedelbrett (fe'-dl-bret) Ger. n. Leaf; (fii-ye') sheet. Fr. n. A squeaky violin. feuillet (fu-yay') Fr. n. Fiedler (fed'-ler) Ger. n. Leaf, as of a book. fielOne (fel)who plays the fiddle.