gamut

(From gamma ut.) 1. The scale of any key. 2. The staff. 3. In old English church-music, the key of G. gamut G. The Gon the first line of the ba staff. Guido’s g. The scale of two octaves and a sixth introduced by Guido of Arezzo: the tones called by name, ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la, and written in the first octave I’ (gamma) (the lowest tone) A, B to G, in the second g-g; and in the upper sixth gg-dd gan a sci one (gi-na-sho’né), I. A hate: Gang (ging), G. 1. Rate of movement. 2. A pa age. ganz (gints), G. Whole, all, very. Ganzinstrumente. Those bra instrs. of such width that they speak the lowest sound natural to the tube, i. e., they reach the depth of an open organ-pipe of equal length. WNarrower instrs. speak only the octave above this natural tone and are called Halbinstrumente. ganz langsam. Very slowly.