senza misura (sen'-tsa me-soo'-ra) It

Literally, without measure: without Septimen kord') Ger. n. (zep' - te - men - ak - akkord rule or order; beyond all bounds; ex- A chord cf the seventh; the chord ce ively; pa ionately. consisting of the root or lowest note, senza ornament i (sen'-tsa 6r-na-men'- the third, interval of four half steps te) It. and the seventh, interval of eleven Without ornament or embellishment half steps. The equivalent of sept chord. senza rallentare (sen'-tsa ral-len-ta'- n. septimole (sep-ti-mo'-le) It. and Lat. re) It. Without slackening the speed. senza sordini (sen'-tsa sor-de'-ne) It. septiole (sep-ti-6'-le) It. and Lat. n. In playing stringed instruments, seDtole (sep-to'-le) It. and Lat. n. without the mutes. In piano playing, A group of seven equal notes, to be without the dampers, signifying the executed in the:ime of four of the use of the damper pedal, which raises same kind, in the regular rhythm, the dampers from the strings; also, in septuor (sep-tn-or) Fr. n. Beethoven's music, used to indicate voicesn. for seven ments: or sitio A compo in strut he release of the soft pedal, the use of which he designated by the term, septuplet (sep'-too-plet) It. and Lat. con sordini. Abbr. s. s., s. sord. Then. same as septimole. 486 467 serrata sequence the minuet either between two rapid sequence (sa-kans') Fr. n. movements, or one rapid and one sequenz (za-krents') Ger. n. slow movement, are generally consequenza (se-kwen'-tsa) It. n. sidered nece ary to a well developed Literally, a following. serenade. 1. The repetition of any harmonic progre ion or melodic figure in a During the Eighteenth Century the pitch different from that in which it name was also given to a cantata of first appeared. This may occur sevespecially dramatic character having eral times in succe ion. secular words. 2. A name given to any of several sere no (se-ra'-no) It. adj. Catholic hymns sung following the Serene; placid; calm, gradual, hence, the name. These seria (sa'-ri-a) It. adj. Serious; sedate; grave.