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adv. (at-til-la-ta-men'-te) It. tion of a work. Affectedly; with affectation. Auffuhrung (owf'-fii-roongk) Ger. n. Performance, execution of a work. at to (at'-to) It. n. aufgeregt (owf'-ge-rakht) Ger. past Act of an opera or play. Equivalent of act. Literally, being on the high ropes: at to It. di cadenza (at'-to de ka-den'-tsa) excited; part. agitated. The act of forming a cadence; the aufgeweckt (owf'-ge-vekt) Ger. adj. Awakened, aroused: gay, brisk, disposition of the parts which form a jovial, lively, merry. cadence. Also the place where a cadence may be introduced into a piece, Aufgewecktheit Ger. n. (owf - g£ - vekt - hit) attore (at-to'-re) It. n. Gaiety; briskne . attori (at-to'-re) It. n. aufhalten (owf'-hal-ten) Ger. n. Actor, singer, actors or singers in To retard; suspend. an opera. au (6) Fr. Aufhaltung (owf'-hal-toongk) Ger. n. Suspension. Vorbalt. The more usual term is In the; at the; to the; in the style of. 67 48 Auflage augmented fifth. The American History and Encyclopedia of Music - Dictionary