pressure tone

The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 431
See also pre ure note, primary The common chord chord, the simple prestamente (pres-ta-men'-te) It. adv. chord, formed from the fundamental Rapidly; hurriedly, keynote, its third, the interval of four prestant (pru-stan) Fr. n. half steps, the fifth or interval of seven The French name for the fund a half steps, and, usually, its octave. mental stop of the organ, that one which gives the typical organ tone. primary A form form of musical composition, the Called diapason in English organ e ential principle of which is the building, and Prinzipal in German. presentation of one principal musical
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