ugualita (oo-gwa-H-ta')

Smoothne ; uniformity;It. similarity; n. umschlagen To fall down (oom'-shla-gen) Ger. to suddenly, hence v. equality. break: to overblow a wind instrument ugualmente (oo-gwal-men'-te) It. adv. or an organ pipe. Umschlagende Equally; alike; uniformly; evenly. uhr-heen Chi. n. Stimme, a voice which alternates between falsetto and chest tones. See erh h's ien. ultima (ool-te'-ma) umstimmen (oom'-shtim'-men) Ger. v. Feminine of ultimo.It. adj. To alter the pitch, retune; as, A in As umstimmen, change the pitch of ultima conjunctarium (ul-ti-ma con- A to A flat; Es nach F umstimmen, junc-ta-ri-um) Lat. retune E flat to F. The last note of the conjunct tetrachord; that is, a tetrachord or scale Umstimmung (oom'-shtim'-moongk) division of four notes, when its fourth Ger. n. note is also the first note of the fol- Tuning to a different pitch; a change or mutation of pitch or key in lowing tetrachord. d' or d, the first kettledrums or wind instruments, in dispace below the treble stave. Equivacated in the score by mut a and in lent to nete synemmenon (Grk.). stringed instruments the alteration of ultima divisarum (ul-ti-ma dT-vi-sa'- the ordinary pitch of the strings to rum) Lat. The last note of the disjunct tetra gain special effects, chord. See also disjunct tetrachord un (oon) Ger. prefix. and nete diezeugmenon. Signifies not in adjectives; bad, or ill in nouns. ultima excellentium (ul-ti-ma ex-seluna (oo'-na) It. art. and num. adj. len'-ti-um) Lat. The highest note of the ancient A; a word an; one; contracted beginning with to un' before a vowel. Greek Abbr. u. bolseon. scale, a' See also nete hype run a One cord a (oo'-na string: kor'-da) for It. the use the direction