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a song, if so marked, is to be twice A keyboard instru compa of six octaves, and invented by J. D. Buschmann, of Berlin, in 1816. 539 520 terpodion Terzquintsexakkord Within the case a wooden cylinder is this means the work of three hands is made to revolve by a treadle. The performed. keys pre down steel wands or bars terza minore against the cylinder, thus producing Minor third;(ter'-tsa me-no'-re) an interval It. measured the sounds. by three half steps. Terpsichore (turp-sik'-o-re) Grk. n. terzadecima (ter'-tsa-da'-che-ma) It. n. Literally, delighting in the dance: A thirteenth: that is, an interval of in cla ical mythology the name of an octave and a sixth, or an octave the muse of choral dance and the draplus the fifth tone above or below it, matic chorus which was developed making twelve diatonic degrees, or from it. During the last days of the thirteen tones. Greek religion she was a ociated more closely with lyric poetry and is Terzdecimole (terts'- da - tsl - mo'- le) Ger. n. represented in art as a graceful figure, A group of thirteen notes to be per draped in flowing robes, usually formed in the time given to eight or seated and bearing a lyre, twelve. terpsichorean adj. (turp-sl-ko-re'-an) Grk. Terzett (ter-tsef) Ger. n. Relating to Terpsichore, the muse terzetto A short(ter-tset'-to) piece for three It. n. voices or in of choral dance and song: hence, rea few instances for three instruments. lating to anything in choral form, This may mean any combination of tertia (tur'-shia) Lat. adj. three voices, three trebles, three male Third. voices or mixed voices. 1. The third of the canonical hours, Terzia 1. Third: (ter'-tsi-a) Ger. n.of two and an interval i. e., the seven periods of daily prayers in the Roman Catholic Church. one-half degrees. 2. An interval of two tones, four 2. An organ stop sounding a third half steps. or a tenth, an octave plus two degrees, 3. An organ stop composed of pipes above the foundation stop. tuned to produce tones the interval of 3. The third canonical hour. a third, two tones, or a tenth, two Terznote (terts-fla-te) Ger. n. tones and an octave higher than the A small flute of the same const ruc ordinary pitch of the corresponding tion as the ordinary flute used in the keys of the keyboard. orchestra, but pitched the interval of tertia modi (tiir-shia mo'-di) Lat. a third higher. The third degree of a scale: the degree named mi in the Tonic Sol-fa Terzina (ter-tse'-na) It. n. A triplet: a group of three notes system. played in the time usually given to tertian two notes of similar value, An organ stop: it is formed of two rows of pipes and combines a tierce, terzo (ter'-tso) It. n. See Terz. a stop pitched a seventeenth above the foundation pipes, and a larigot, a Terzquartakkord kord) Ger. n. (terts - kwart'- ak - stop of extremely shrill register. The second inversion of the chord Tertianzweifach Ger. n. (ter-tsi-an-tsvi'-fakh) of the dominant seventh. The chord Literally, doubled tertian. See also of the dominant seventh is a chord tertian. founded on the dominant or fifth note Terz (terts) Ger. n. of a scale, plus notes at intervals of Third: the interval of a third, that a third, a fifth and a seventh, respecis, two whole tones and one half tone. tively. The second inversion of this chord takes its fifth interval as a ba terza It. maggoire (ter-tsa mad-jo-re) and adds the notes at intervals of a The major third: an interval me as third,ora ba . fifth fourth and a sixth above „that, ured by four half steps. terza mano (ter'-tsa ma'-no) It. Terzqu artsex seks'-a takkord Ger.( terts k-kord) n. - kwart - Literally, third hand: an octave The same as Terzquartakkord. ^ f coupler on the organ, that is, a contrivance which connects keys an seks-ak-kord) Terzquintsexakkord Ger.( terts' n. - kwint - octave apart and causes them to be depre ed simultaneously. The name The first inversion of the chord ot doubtle comes from the fact that by the dominant seventh, that is, a chord beginning on the dominant or nun 540 Terzquintsexakkord tetra tone note of the scale to which are added was used as a unit of measurement521in notes at intervals of a fifth and a Greek music and early plain song. sixth above it. The tetrachord used in plain song te itura (tes-si-too'-ra) It. n. comprised an interval of a perfect The web, the texture: the position fourth, or two and a half tones. In or pitch of the majority of notes of a Greek music the extreme notes of the piece, with relation to the compa of tetrachord were fixed, but the middle the voice or instrument for which it is sounds were varied, according to written. For example, if the majority mode. Equivalent to tetrachord and of the notes of a violin pa age lie on tetracordo. the E string, that pa age is said to tetrachord on be high. A keyboard instrument similar in