Schlagzither

The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 476
The ordinary (sklakh'-tsit-er) zither whose Ger. n. strings Sign of conclusion: applied to (a) n. the double bar; (b) the hold or pause, are plucked. The word schlag is used to differentiate between this inschmachtend (shmakh'-tent) Ger. adj. strument and the zither, whose Languishing, strings are caused to vibrate with a schmeichelnd (shml'-khelnt) Ger. adj. bow. Coaxing; flattering; in a care ing schlecht (shlekht) Ger. adj. or insinuating manner. Weak; insignificant; valuele . schmelz end (shmeT-tsent) Ger. adj. Melting, melting away; diminishing Schlechtertakttheil (shlekh'-ter-takt'- in sound, dying away. til) Ger. n. Literally; weak time division: the Schmerz (shmerts) Ger. n. unaccented beat in a measure. Pain; grief; woe. Schleifbogen (shlif '-bo-gen) Ger. n. schmerzhaft (shmerts'-haft) Ger. adj. A slur, Sorrowful; mournful. schleifen (shll'-fen) Ger. v. Schmerzhaftigkeit kit) Ger. n. (shmerts'-haf-tlkh- To glide; to slur. Painfulne : a soft, pathetic style,
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