leader

1. Conductor, director. In older times the first violinist was the actual conductor and is still called “leader” though he has lost his function as conductor. 2. The frst. cornet (in hands). prance (in chorus). ’ Yeading. 1. As The dominant. a 3. The first soleggenda (l -jén’-da), 7.’ A legend. leggeramente (l -jér-i-mén/-te), legger men’te, I. Lightly. leggeranza (léd-jér-an’-tsi). leggerezza (lédjér-éd’-zi). Lightne . leggiadro —_‘(léd-ja’-dro), — leggiadramen’te, I. Graceful(ly). leggiere (léd-ja’-ré), leggiero, leggier a men’te, leggier men’te, I. Light(ly). leggierezza (léd-jé-réd’zi). Delicacy. leggieruco’lo. Rather light. leg no (lan’-yo), I. Wood. col. 1. To be played with the back or wood of the bow. Lehrer (la’-rér), feminine Lehrerin, G. noun. A_ melodic progre ion or tendency. 2. AS? an adjective. Guiding, compelling, char-. act eristic, predominant. 1.-chord. 1.-tone, or note. The 7th degree of a scale (because it leads in and demands the tonic). I.-melody. The chief melody.