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The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 217
To retentir resound, (far to ru-te-ner') echo, Fr. A string made so poorly that it faites bien sentir la melodie (fet be-an gives a bad tone, false triad safi-ter la ma-16-de') Fr. A triad is a common chord con- Literally, make the melody well marked: play the melody very dis sisting of three tones: (a) the fundatinctly. mental note or note upon which the Faktur (fak-to or') Ger. n. chprd is built; (b) a note which is a 1. The construction or workman third or two tones of the natural ship of a composition. scale above the fundamental; (c) a 2. The scale or diameter of organ note which is a fifth or three tones pipes. Equivalent to facture (Fr.). and a semitone above the fundamental fall note. If this last tone be narrowed 1. See cadence. by raising the lower tone or lowering 2. A lowering of the voice, the upper tone a half step, making of falling rhythm it a false fifth, the three resulting Descending rhythm. tones form what is called a false or falotico (fa-lo'-te-ko) It. adj. diminished triad. Extravagant, Falsett (fal-zef) Ger. n. falsa (fal'-sa) It. adj. falsetto (fal-set'-to) It. n. Equivalent to falsch (Ger.). 1. The head voice distinguished
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