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The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 337
Rightdritta hand,(ma'-no drit'-ta) It. lo'-di-a) marcata It. la melodia (mar-ka'-ta la mSmano A direction meaning to accent the Left sinistra (ma'-nom. si-nes'-tra) hand. Abbr. s. It. melody strongly. manual Eng. n. adj. Manual (ma-noo-aT) Ger. n. marcati imo (mar-ka-tis'-si-mo) It. 1. Keyboard of an organ which 19 Very marked; very strongly accented. played by the hands, as opposed to 337 318 marcato mark, division marcato (mar-ka'-to) It. adj. resonance boxes. It generally has a Marked or emphasized: indicated by compa of two octaves and the bars the sign v Abbr. marc. are tuned similarly to the white keys march of the piano. The African savage A military air or movement with usually wears the marimba suspended strongly accented rhythm designed to at the waist by a cord, or an arched time the steps of a body of men wooden handle, and beats it with two marching. Marches are divided into rubber tipped sticks. two kinds, the quick march or quick marine trumpet step and the slower proce ional and An instrument furnished with a funeral march. The quick step is single string and played with a bow. usually divided into two halves of two The body was long and slender and parts each, eight, twelve or sixteen when played the lower end of the measures long; the latter half being instrument rested upon the floor, the called the trio. Proce ional marches upper end generally reaching as high usually conform to this arrangement as the performer's head. The single but not always. Four-four time is the string was sometimes supplemented common march time, although two by others which served only for four, three-four and six-eight time are accompaniment, or by sympathetic sometimes found, strings, often placed within the body. march, dead The bridge rested firmly upon only A march slower and more solemn one foot and the other vibrated with than the ordinary march and some the string, producing a reedy, harsh times symphonically developed. A tone and adding much to the volume march designed as part of burial of the sound. This quality is some services. times advanced as the reason for the march and de musique (mar-shan du origin of the name tromba marina or mii-zek') Fr. n. marine trumpet, the increased son or- A music dealer; a music seller. ity making it more probable that the marc he harm on i que (marsh ar-mun instrument was used for signaling ek') Fr. purposes on board ve els. During A harmonic sequence, or prog res the period from the Fourteenth to the sion: the following of one chord after Sixteenth Century the tromba marina another. was very popular in Germany, and was used in Europe and England even in
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