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The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 351
bemolle note E(meflat. ba-mol'-le) me by the air or by any other medium. mi bemolle maggiore (me -le By suitable arrangement the sounds ba-mol' of the human voice conveyed from a mad-jo'-re) It. The key of E flat major. distance by the telephone can be made mi bemolle minore (me audible in every part of a hall. me-no-re) It. ba-mol'-le microphonics from the Grk. (ml-kro-fon'-iks) Eng. n. The key of E flat minor. mi contra fa (me kon'-tra fa) It. The science of augmenting small Literally, mi against fa: the interval sounds. from F to B natural. In the method middle C of teaching the scales and intervals One-lined C, or the C in the center by syllables the third sound of the of the piano keyboard. The note C Hexachord on durum; that is, a scale of is written on the first ledger line six sounds whose third is two whole below the treble staff or above the tones above the key note, was called ba staff. mi; and F, the fourth sound of the middle voices Hexachord on naturale or scale of six A term applied to tenor and alto sounds, was called fa. Musicians of voices; the voices of middle range. the Middle Ages disliked the false remignon (men-yon') lati on existing between the two sounds 1. Delicate and Fr.pretty; adj. and dainty, n. and expre ed it in the saw, mi contra charming. fa est diabolus in Music a; mi against 2. Favorite. fa is the devil in music. Military.(me-le-tar') Fr. adj. militaire
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