or’ganum

L., or’gan on, Gr. 1. Any instrument, thence the organ. 2. The earliest polyphonic music, a continual progre ion of two parts in fourths phony); or fifths (also called dialater it developed into 3 parts called (tripho'nia), the third part triplum, hence our term treble; then into « parts (tetrapho’nia). 3. The part xdded to another in 2 part organum. in organo. Old term for in more than two parts. o. hydraul’‘icum. Hydraulic o. o. pneumaticum. The ordinary wind o. o. simplex, L. A medieval term probably meaning the unisonal accompaniment of a single voice. Orgell (é6r’-gél), G. An organ. O.bilge (bélkh-é). Organ-bellows. O.-bank O.-bauer (bank). Organist’s seat. (bow-ér). Organ-builder. O.-biihne (bii-né), or -chor (kor), or -platz (plats). Organ-loft. O.Organ-case. gehause (gé-hi’-zé). 1. Cabinet orO.-kasten (kis’tén). gan. 2. Organ-case. O.-klang. Tone of an organ. O.-kunst (koonst). The art of playing, or O.-metall constructing an organ. (ma-til’). Organ-metal. O.-pfeife (pfi’-fé). Organ-pipe. O.-punkt (poonkt). Pedal-point. O.-register (ré-gés’-tér). Organ-stop. O.schule (shoo’le). Organ-school or method. O.-spiel (shpél). Playing the organ; or the piece played. O.-spieler (shpé-lér). Organ-player. O.-stein (shtin). Pan’s pipes. O.stimmen (shtimmén). Row of organ-pipes..-stiicke (shtii’-ké). Organ-pieces. O.-treter (tra/-tér). Organ-treader, bellows-blower. O.virtuose (fér-too-6’-zé). Organ virtuoso. O.-wolf (vélf). Ciphering. O.-zug (tsookh). Organ-stop or row of pipes.