U’ben (Ger.)
A Dictionary of Musical Terms · 1895 · p. 21
To practise. U’ber Ger.) Over, above... U’berblasen, to overblow; overblowing... (’bergang, a transition, modulation... Ober gefihrte Stimmen, divided stops (organ)... O loerarcifen, (a) to cro the nds in pfte.-playing; (6) same as Dé. manchd; idbergreifendes System, in Hauptmann’ theory of harmony, a key system (i.e, a chain of 3 fundamental triads) formed by adding to the given key-system a new link or triad on the dominant or subdominant side; e. g. adding to d/F-a-C-e-G-6-D/f the triad D-fY-A, and thus forming the, new key-system a/C-¢-G-b-D-ft-A/c..0”berdeitung, transitional pa age... O’bermd ig, augmented (of intervals)... OU berschlagen (a) to cro hands (on a fey board instr.): (4) to overblow (of organ-pipes and. wind-instr.s); (c) see Uaukesens.. O'bersetzen, to pa over (as a finger over the thumb on the keyboard, or one, foot over the other on the pedals)... U’bersteigen, to rise above; said of a vocal part which temporarily ascends above one naturally igher.
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