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The uomo leading(pre'-mo man in oo-6'-mo) It. a play or opera. which produces the typical organ tone. Primtone (prem'-ta-ne) Ger. n. It is an eight-foot stop sounding as From prim, first, and tone, tones; its lowest tone, C, two octaves below hence, the fundamental tones. middle C. Prim zither (prem'-tsit-ter) Ger. n. principio (prin-che'-pi-6) Principal; beginning. It. n. The treble or high pitched cithern, principal Prinzipal 1. In organ building a stop of the Principal. (pren-tsi-pal') Ger. n. See also principal. open diapason, the typical organ tone prise du sujet (prez du sii-zha) Fr. group, giving a tone one octave above Entry of the subject. the note indicated on the finger-board; prix de Rome it is also called the octave. This stop See Rome, prix de. is the one from which the others are tuned. In Germany, France and Italy Probe (pro'-be) Ger. n. Rehearsal. the open diapson stop is called the proceder (pro-sa-da) Fr. v. principal, and the octave is called To proceed; to progre .