ultimo (ool-te'-mo) It. adj., mas

The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 569
Furthest remote; farthest; greatest; of the soft pedal of the piano; by the final; last, as fug a ultima di Leo, mechanism of which the hammers are Leo's time. last fuge; ultima volta, the last shifted to the right and consequently can strike only one of the three urn (oom) Ger. adv., prep., conj. and strings arranged for each key, thus prefix. producing a softer tone. This term is About; past; up; around; round; by; contradicted by tre corde, three for; to; in compounds signifies: sur strings, indicating the release of the rounding; encircling; roundabout; soft pedal, whereby the hammers are change; renewal; and is either a sep allowed to strike all three strings. Una arable or an inseparable prefix. cord a col pedale means use the soft umana (oo-ma'-na) It. adj., fern. with the loud pedal. Abbr. u. c. unaccented
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