Handlage

245 Harmoniker harmonica harpsichord harmonica harpsichord ior mechanism is that of a large concertina, but which is worked with A gla harmonica furnished with a keyboard, treadles. This is an improved ban harmonica, keyed donion, which was named after its inventor, Band, of Germany, See keyed harmonica, harmonica, nailed harmonie (ar-mo-ne) Fr. n. A name sometimes given to the The French word for harmony. Nagelgeige mean or nail-violin. Harmonie (har-mo-ne') Ger. n. harmonical The German name for harmony. The middle note in a chord of three notes. Harmonie eigen (har-mo-ne' I'-gen) Ger. Harmonic ello (har - mon -Tchel' - 16) Eigen means, peculiar to: hence, Ger. n. related to or belonging to harmony. An instrument greatly resembling the cello but having fifteen strings. Harmonie, enge (eng'-e) Ger. adj. Enge means, close or narrow: hence, It is played with a bow. John Karl close harmony. Bischoff of Nuremburg invented it in Harmonie, weite (vi'-te) Ger. tury.latter half of the Eighteenth Centhe Weite means, wide: hence, extended or open harmony.