Veranderungen

The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 576
Ger. n. (fer-en'-der-oong-en) Reversing; inversion of intervals, or Changes, alterations; variations. contrary motion in imitation. Also the mechanism that operated the Ger.erung Verklein n. (fer - kll' - ner - oongk) stops of a harpsichord, which corre- Diminution. serung. Opposite to Ver gro ponded to the pedals of the piano. Verb in dung (fer-bln'-doongk) Ger. n. Verkurzung (fer-kii r'-tsoongk) Ger. n. A binding together; union; connection. Diminishing: a shortening of the original time value of a note in imi- Verbindungzeichen (fer-bin'-doongktating a theme. Also a drawing totsl'-khen) Ger. n. gether or contraction of the parts at Literally, binding-sign: a slur or a tion and of stre See also diminua piece.tto. t _ tie; a brace. the end verdeckt (fer-dekt') Ger. part, and adj. Verlangerungszeichen (fer - leng er- Covered; concealed; hidden; apoongs-tsl'-khen) Ger. n. plied to intervals, as verdeckte octaven, hidden octaves; verdeckte Lengthening sign: the sign of proquinten, hidden fifths. long at i on, the dot after a note, indicating that the note is to be held half
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