essential notes

Those that are nece ary to make up esultazione Exultation. (a-zool-ta-tsi-6'-ne) It. n. a chord in contradistinction to all incidental or ornamental notes, Et In carn at us (et In-kar-na'-tus) Lat. e ential seventh "And He was born;" a portion of the Credo, in the Ma . The dominant chord of the seventh. This is a four-toned chord built on Et Resurrexit (et rez-ii-reks'-it) Lat. the fifth note of a scale and consisting "And rose again;" a part of the Credo, in the Ma . of that note plus notes at intervals Et Vitam (et vi'-tam) Lat. of a third, fifth and seventh, respec- "And life everlasting;" a part of the tively, Credo, in the Ma . e odio (es-so'-di-6) It. n. Interlude, etalon (a-ta-16n') Fr. n. The French equivalent of scale as estemporale (es-tem-po-ra'-le) It. adj. the word is used in regard to organ