Gruppet’to (It.)

Formerly, a trill or relish; in modern music, a turn.—Also, ‘a collective term applied loosely to var i‘ous ‘groups’ of grace-notes, such as: FaSees oes es s-e s ‘Grup’po (It.) Group; also, a turn.— Formerly, a grace similar to the trill. (See Trillo.) “G’-Schlii el (Ger.) G-clef. ‘Guara’cha (Span.) A _lively Spanish dance, one part of which is in 3-4 or 3-8 time and the other in 2-4 time; usually accompanied on the guitar by the dancer himself. -Gue. An instr. of the violin kind, hav-. ing only 2 strings (of horsehair), and pee like a ‘cello; formerly used in hetland. [CENTURY Dien.) -Guerrie’ro (It.) Martial, warlike. -Gui’da (It.) 1. Subject (of a fugue); antecedent (in a canon or other imitation).—2. A direct—3. See Presa.—4. In solfeggio, a tone or tones through which the voice glides from one interval-tone to the other.