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In medieval music the second E A measure-note: as a quarter note above middle C; the highest note in in three-four time, an eighth note in the scale of Guido of Arezzo, a Benesix-eight time, dictine monk of the Eleventh Century element i (al-e-men'-te) It. n. distinguished as a singing teacher and First principles; rudiments; elements. musician. eleutheri a (el-u-the'-ri-a) Grk. n. elami (a-la'-me) Spa. n. 1. A hymn of freedom. The sixth ascending note of the 2. A festival of liberty. scale, elevamento (al-e-va-men'-to) It. n. elans (a-laii') Fr. n. elevatezza (al-e-va-tet'-tsa) It. n. A sudden motion; an impulse. Majesty; sublimity. 204 185 elevato en ralenti ant elevato (al-e-va'-to) It. adj. adj. cmodulandus (e-mod-u-lan'-diis) Lat. Sublime; majestic. To be tuned or sung,