dem i-cadence (dii-me-ka-dans') Fr. n

The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 173
A half cadence; a cadence ceasing with the chord of the dominant. depre io (da-pras'-si-6) Lowering: used of the It. downward n. dem i-croche (du-me-krosh') Fr. n. movement of the hand in beating time, A half crotchet: a semi-quaver or depre ion sixteenth note. The lowering of a tone, as by a flat dem i-ditonus (dem'-i-dit'-6-nus) Lat. or double flat. n. A minor or small third, derbouka A kind (der-boo'-ka) of Arabian Arab. drum.n. It is dem i-jeu (du-me-zhii') Fr. n. usually made of some earthern ware Half power; equivalent to mezzo and consists of a long hollow tube, forte. A term used chiefly in music oyer one end of which is stretched a for harmonium or organ, directing the piece of skin; the performer beats use of half the power of the instruupon this with the fingers of both ment, hands. See also darabooka, darabukdemi-legato keh and tarabouk. See mezzo legato. der glei chen (dar-gllkh'-en) Ger. adj. dem i-legato touch Such, such as, of a similar kind, of See mezzo legato, the same kind, derivative
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