Eins (Ger.)

One...Zin’chérig, (2) having one string to each note; (8) for single (or undivided) chorus (choir)... Einfach, simple, plain. Ein gang, in- + troduction... Zin’gest richen, one-lined...Ein’greifen, (a) to touch or sound (strings); ) in pfte.-playing, to inter- Zin’k/ang, unison... pan a short piece introduced (¢in’gelegi) between 2 compositions or in the midst of a long one... Zin‘ leitung, introduction... £in’mal, once... Zin’saiter, monochord... Zin’sats, entrance (of a vocal or instrumental part); attack. Ein’sat tick, a crook (usually Bogen). Ein’ sat eichen, in a canon, the presa..-Ein’schnitt, a pause at the end of a melodic phrase or section... Zin’setsen, to enter (as a part); to attack; to strike or fall in; cin’set sender Hornist’, a horn-player who sets the mouthpiece rather within than against his lips; a lipping sometimes nece itated by thick lips.. Ein’ singen, (a) to sing to sleep; (8) to practise singing until confidence is attained... Zin’spielen, (a) to play on a new instr, till it works smoothly; (4) to paahe a part or piece until confidence attained... Zin’stimmen, to tune (in concert with other instr.s)...Zin’stimmig, for one part or voice... Zin’ tritt, entrance; beginning.