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The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 421
3. A two-foot stop in the organ. pie no Full organo organ. (pi-a'-no 6r-ga'-no) It. 421 402 pierced gamba pierced gamba (gam'-ba) pincer (pafi-sa') Fr. v. An organ stop, having metal pipes To pinch or pluck piper the strings of an of small scale, producing a light, instrument. reedy tone. Equivalent to keraulopins, plate plate of a piano, the pins on phon, horn-flute. In the pietosamente (pl-a-to-sa-men'-te) It. which the strings are fixed. adv. Piteously; compa ionately. 1. Any tube of reed, wood, or metal pietoso (pi-a-to'-so) It. adj. capable of producing musical tones. Pitiful; compa ionate. pipe name is usually applied to a very The primitive instrument consisting of a pifano (pe'-fa-no) Spa. n. simple reed. pifaro (pe'-far-6) Spa. n. 1. Fife. 2. The tubes of an organ which 2. Fifer. produce the tones. pifera (pe'-fa-ra)word It. n.meaning fife, pipe and tabor An obsolete A combination long popular in Europe, but now obsolete. The pipe
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