double trava’le
Music Lover's Encyclopedia · 1939 · p. 30
The trill of a tambourine made by drawing the wet thumb acro it. d. twelfth. A stop sounding the fifth above the foundation-stops. The double-ba got its name from an obsolete higher instr., the ba of the stringed instrs., and of the orchestra. lts compa is from E, or G, to a, its 3 strings being tuned by the Italian and French system, G,-D-A,.by. the English, A,-D-G. ‘With 4 strings it is tuned E,-A,-D,-G. Its: music is written an octave higher than it sounds. double (doo-bl), F.. 1. Repetition with variations, pl. doubles. Obsolete. 2. In the minuet, a short trio with the main harmonies of the first subject retained. As an adjective. Double, d.-barre. Double bar. D.-bémol. Double flat. d.-corde. (a) Double stopping. (b) Playing the same note; on 2 strings simultaneously. d. coup de langue (koo-dt lang). Double tonguing. d.croche. A 16th note. d. diése. Double sharp. d. main. An octave-coupler. d. octave. Double octave. d. touche (toosh). In harmoniums, etc., a key-fall adjustable at two heights to regulate the volume of tone. d. triple. 3-2 time. doublé (doo-bla), F. ta Ay jturni] 2. Doubled.
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