Stimmhammer (shtim'-ham-mer) Ger

n. stinguendo (stin-gwen'-do) It. adj. Tuning hammer, or tuning key: a wrench for tightening or loosening a Dying away; becoming ext in wire in tuning pianos. guished. stir acc hi a to (ste-rak-ki-a'-to) It. adj. Stimmholz (shtim'-holts) Ger. n. stirato (ste-ra'-to) It. adj. Stimmholzchen (shtim' - holts' - khen) Stretched; extended; overstrained; Ger. n. retarded in time, Literally, wooden voice: sound-post. stiva (sti'-va) Lat. n. See also sound-post. Literally, a plough handle: a neum a, Stimmhorn (shtim'-horn) Ger. n. that is, one of the characters used in The tuning horn or tuning cone; a hollow metal cone used to expand or early music notation, used resembling modern shorthand and to indicate contract the upper opening of a and inflections. notes, embellishments See also neumes. metal flue-pipe in the organ, thus respectively raising or lowering its Stock (shtok) Ger. n. pitch. A bundle of thirty strings. Those