Group
A Dictionary of Musical Terms · 1895 · p. 7
1. A short series of rapid notes; specifically, such a series sung to one GROUPE—H syllable; a division or run.—2. A section of the orchestra, or of an orchestral score, embracing instr.s of one cla , e. g. the strings. ‘Groupe (Fr.) 1. Group; specifically, a group of notes with their hooks slurred together; a turn.—2. A unison 2. ‘Grund (Ger.) Ground, foundation, fundament...Grund’akkord, a chord in the fundamental position... Grund”ba , fundamental ba ...Grund’lage, fundamental position (of a chord), Be Grund’ stim me, (a) see Grund ba ; (5) a ba part; (c) foundation-stop (organ)..+Grund’ton, (a) root; UO keynote.. Grund’ tonart, ruling or principal key in a composition.
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