tamburello

The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 533
A tambourine: (tam-boo-rel'-lo) It. n. a small drum, So much; too much: as used in allegro non tanto, not so fast, not too tamburo (tam-boo'-ro) It. n. fast, and in the direction in A side drum: a drum having two Beethoven's String Trio, op. 9, adagio heads of which only the upper one is ma non tanto, slow but not too slow. beaten with wooden drumsticks. tambur one (tam-boo-ro'-ne) It. n. tanto allegro, non (non tan'-to al-la'- The big drum; the ba drum: this Not gro)so It. quick, is the large two-headed drum used in tantum ergo (tan'-tiim iir'-go) Lat. orchestras and military bands. It The beginning of the last two is played by a drumstick ending in a stanzas of the hymn, Pange, lingua large soft knob, gloriosi corp or is mysterium, or, Sing,
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