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The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 604
setst) Ger. (tsoo-zam'-men-ge- Zweiglied (tsvi'-glet) Ger. n. Standing together; composed; com- Having two members: a sequence pound, as compound time. of two chords. zusammengesetzter (tsoo - zam'- men- Zweihalbertakt Ger. n. (tsvi' - hal' - per - takt) ga-zetz'-ter) Ger. adj. Compound: in music used in refer- Two half note measure: two-two ence to time. time. adj. Zus am men klang (tsoo - zam - men - zweihandige (tsvl'-hent'-ikh-e) Ger. klang) Ger. n. Zusammenlaut (tsoo-zammen-lowt) Two handed: for two hands. Ger. n. Zweiklang (tsvi'-klang) Ger. n. Literally, grouped sounds: har- Two tone: a chord composed of two mony; consonance: the harmonious sounds. sounding of two or more tones at zweimal (tsvi'-mal) Ger. adj. once. Two times; twice: as used in the term twice accented octave. Zus am mensch lag (tsoo - zam' - men - adj. shlakh) Ger. n. zweistimmig (tsvl'-shtim'-mikh) Ger. Struck together: in piano and organ music a grace note a half tone below Two voiced: for two voices or parts. the chord note, which is struck simul- Zweite (tsvi'-te) Ger. n. taneously with it, but instantly re- A second: the interval between any leased. tone of the scale and the next above or below it.
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