zweichorig (tsvi'-kha'-rikh) Ger. adj
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1. For two choruses, or divided to the transverse flute, now used in chorus. the orchestra, because it is held cro - 2. Having two strings to each note, wise of the face of the performer. as a bichord piano. Zwischenakt (tsvish'-en-akt) Ger. n. zweifach (tsvi'-fakh) Ger. adj. Between acts: an intermezzo or zweifaltig (tsvI-feT-tikh) Ger. adj. composition played between acts. Twofold: 1. Having two ranks of organ pipes. Zwischengesang Ger. n. (tsvish'-en-ge-zang) 2. Compound intervals; any interval of more than an octave. loonerk) Ger. n. (tsvish' - en - hant'- Zwischenhandlung zweifu ig (tsvI-fus'-sTkh) Ger. adj. Zwischenharmonie (tsvlsh'-en-har-mo- Two foot, referring to organ pipes ne') Ger. n. and pitch. Literally, between: an interlude; in- 605 586 Zwischenharmonie cidental song: an episode or portion Zymbel Zwischenstimme (tsvish' - 6n - shttmof the composition which digre es me) Ger. n. from the subject, or theme. Also Voice between; counter tenor. called Zwischensatz. Zwischenton (tsvish'-en-ton) Ger. n. Zwischenraum (tsvish'-en-rowm) Ger. Tone between; intermediate sound: n. a tone between two others, as the Interval; spaced on the stave: a tone E between D and E. space between two lines of the staff. Zwitcherharfe (tsvitch'-er-har-fe) Ger.
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