maestevolissimo

tno) It. adj. (ma-as-ta-vo-tis'-si- Magazinbalg (makh - a - tsen' - balkh) Ger. n. Most majestically; with greatest Reservoir bellows. dignity; exceedingly majestic. maggiolata (mad-jo-la'-ta) It. n. maestevolmente (ma-as-ta-vol-men'- A May-day song; a hymn or song in te) It. adv. praise of the month of May. Majestically; nobly: to be rendered maggiore in a dignified manner. Greater; (mad-jd'-re) major: the It. major adj. key. Abbr. magg. maestosamente It. adv. (ma-as-to-sa-men'-te) maggot With dignity, majesty: rendered An old English name for a short, with dignity, in a dignified manner. slight composition of fanciful characmaestoso (ma-as-to'-so) It. adj. ter, Majestic; grand. Abbr. maes to. magiscoro The chief (ma-jes-ko'-ro) of a choir: the It. n. director or maestra (ma-as'-tra) It. n. principal singer of a choir, Master; composer; teacher, maestra di canto (ma-as'-tro de kan'- magistrale (ma-jis-tra'-le) It. adj. to) It. n. Magisterial. Singing master. Magnificat (mag-nif'-i-cat) Lat. to the. Used as the name of a hymn maestri secolari (ma-as'-tre sa-ko-la'- Virgin Mary, beginning Magnificat re). It. anima mea dominum, My soul doth Teachers of secular music. maestri a (ma-as-tre'-a) It. n. magnify the Lord, Luke i. 46-55. This Mastery; skill; dexterity. hymn has been used from earliest times in the Vesper service of the Rom a estro (ma-as'-tro) It. n. man Catholic Church, Master; composer; teacher, maestro al piano (ma-as'-tro al pT-an'- magodi (ma-go'-di) Grk. n. Among the Greeks, itinerant poet- 6) It. musicians who sang humorous poems Literally, master of the piano; pianist of an orchestra. and ballads. Later the term was applied also^ to those who sang upon maestro di camera (ma-as'-tro de the stage in comedies. ka'-me-ra) It. Leader or conductor of cham berm a god i a The ancient (ma-go'-di-a) name Grk. the for n. lyric music. poems sung by the magodi, who were maestro del coro (ma-as'-tro del ko'- strolling comic musicians among the ro) It. ancient Greeks, Master of the choir. mahambi n. maestro del putti (ma-as'-tro del See marimba. poot'-te) It. boys, namely, choir Maid Marian Master of the An old English May festival dance, boys. main droite (man drwat) Fr. maestro di cappella (ma-as'-tro de Right hand. Abbr. m. d. kap'-pel'-la) It. main gauche (man gosh) Fr. Chapel-master: conductor of the Left hand. Abbr. m. g. musical performances in a chapel or main, guide (ged man) Fr. church, An apparatus designed to a ist beginners in holding their hands and