vox

(vox), L. A shrill voice. Voice. v. acu’ta. tr. 2. In ancient music, the highest note in the bis diapason. v. ange’lica, L. “Angelic voice,’ a 4-foot stop of sweet tone, also v. virgin’ea. “Girlish voice.” Vv. antece’dens. The antecedent. v. con’sequens. The consequent. v. grav’is. Low voice. v. huma’na. “Human voice,’ 8-foot reed-stop _ usually with tremulous effect. v.retu’sa. 8-foot stop. Plural vo’ces. v. aequales. Voices of the same kind, as male voices. v. aret i’niz. Are tin i an syllables. v. bel’gice. The syllables of bocedisation. v. Ss. Abbr. of Volti subito. II. Dictionary of Musical Terms, Instruments, . — W w