pro’em

Ancient heroic song with cithara accompaniment. @rogramme, F., program (pr6d’-grim’ not pro’-griim), #., program’ma, [., Programm (pré-grim’),G. A list of compositions to be performed. pro am - music, Programm - musik pré-grim’ moo-zék’), G. Music with a programme, i. e., with a more or le definite description of events of moods. It usually aims to present a suggestion (rarely in decent music an imitation) of some music of nature as a brook, bird-improvisations, forest-sounds, or of some narrative, though its main effort is stop. Progre ions-schweller (pr6-grés-si6ns’-shvél-lér), G. A device inv. by Abbé Vogler, for gradually calling in play, then gradually closing off, the stops of an organ, pronunziato gestion of a postilion), to Jannequin, proper-chant. and others. Whea programme-music stoops to imitation direct it either grows ludicrously incompetent or ceases to be music and becomes noise.