aufsingen (owf'-sing-en) Ger. v

To sing out: to waken by singing. augmente (og-mafi-ta) Fr. past part. aufspielen (owf'-shpel-en) Ger. v. Augmented, increased, enlarged. To strike up: to play upon, play for augmented a dance. Increased, widened: applied to interaufsteigende Tonarten ( owf-shti'- vals increased by sharp, flat or natkhen-de ton'-ar-ten) Ger. ural until they are greater than the Ascending scales, modes, or keys. major or perfect interval. Aufstrich (owf'-shtrikh) Ger. n. augmented chord Up stroke; up bow. A violin term. A chord containing a major third, Auftakt (owf'-takt) Ger. n. four half steps, and an augmented Up take, the unaccented portion of a fifth, eight half steps. Same as measure of music. It is used especially redundant chord. of the up beat or incomplete me as augmented fifth ure at the beginning of a movement An interval of five tones with the or composition. Equivalent to an a upper tone raised a chromatic semikrusis and aufschlag. See also arsis. tone by an accidental, making an auftretend (owf'-tra-tent) Ger. pres. interval of four whole tones or steps instead of three and a half steps, as in part. Entering. the perfect or ordinary fifth. 68 49 ausklingen augmented fourth. augmented fourth aumentazione It. n. ( a-oo-men-ta-tsT-5'-ne ) A fourth or interval of two and a half tones which is increased a half Augmentation: increase, addition, tone by the sharping of its higher aumento (a-oo-men'-to) It. n. note, Augmentation: made larger. augmented imitation 1. A term applied to intervals that Imitation in which the consequent, are enlarged by a sharp, flat or nat or part that repeats the subject, is ural until they are greater than the written in notes twice the length of corresponding major intervals. the antecedent or part that introduces _ 2. In canon and in fugue the repethe subject. titi on of a subject in notes of greater augmented intervals value than the original notes, as Intervals increased a half tone by halves for quarters, quarters for means of sharp, flat or natural so that they are larger than perfect or major eighths. aus (ows) Ger. prep. intervals, Out, out of, from, by. augmented octave Ausarbeitung (ows'-ar-bi-toongk) Ger. An octave, the last tone of which is n. raised half a tone by means of a Finishing: the elaboration of a chromatic sign, that is, a sharp, flat musical composition. or natural. ausblanken (ows'-blan-khen) Ger. v. augmented second To play the last chords of a piece, A second or interval of a whole on a wind instrument. tone which is increased a half tone by ausblasen the sharping of its higher note. To blow (ows'-bla-zen) out. Ger. v. augmented sixth Ausdehnung A sixth or interval of four whole Extension, (ows'-da-noongk) compa : Ger. n. expansion, tones which is increased by a half development. tone through the sharping of its high- Ausdruck (ows-drook) Ger. n. est note. Expre ion. augmented unison adj. ausdrucksvoll (ows'-drooks-fol) Ger. Two notes on the same degree of the staff, the second note of which is Full of expre ion; expre ive. raised a half step by means of a chro- Ausfiihrung (ows'-fii-roongk) Ger. n. matic sign, making half a tone in- Execution, performance: ment of a theme. develop stead of a whole tone. augmenter (6g-mafi-ta') Fr. v. Ausfiillrung (ows'-fiil-loongk) Ger. n. To augment: to increase; enlarge; Completion, filling, filling up: hence widen. mony. the middle part which fills up the har-