nei (na'-e) It

The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 372
In the, at the, in the style of: comnete synemmenon (ne'-te si-nem'-nepound of in i, used with masculine non) Grk. plural nouns beginning with any con- Nete was applied to the highest sonant, except z, and s followed by tone of each of the three tetrachords, another consonant. Also written ne\ four tone groups, completing the upnekeb (na'-keb) Heb. n. per part of the Greek scale and stand- A wind instrument of the Hebrews, ing above the two lowest tetrachords. formed of a single tube, Nete synemmenon was applied to the nel (nel) It. highest tone of the third tetrachord In the; at the. when the third was conjoint with the second; that is, when the last tone of nel battere (nel bat-ta'-re) It. the second coincided with the first At the down beat, tone of the third tetrachord. It cor-
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