harmo’nium

Vide REED-ORGAN. triple h. (such as the Welsh). One har’monise. To combine two or more with 3 rows. A®olian h., h. éolienne. parts in accordance with the laws of. Vide #oLIAN. couched h: The music; to add accompanying chords spinet. pointed h. Vide sprtzto a melody. HARFE. Chromatic h. Inv. by harmonom’eter. A monochord. Pfranger; it has, however, too many harmony, chromatic (or diatonic). strings. jew’s harp. A small instr. That characterised by chromatic with metal tongue, played upon by (or diatonic) progre ion. close h. placing it between the teeth, and That in which the 3 highest parts do striking with the tongue and the not cover more than an octave; finger; the breath determines the opposed to open, dispersed, or extone; known in the trade as “Irish tended h. compound h. That in harp.” h. instruments. © Those which some of the tones are doubled; whose strings are not bowed. opposed to simple h. e ential h. harpechorde (irp-kérd), F., harpicordo (a) The fundamental chords of a key. (ar-pi-kér’-dd), I. Thefharpsichord. (b) The harmonic outline stripped of harpeggiren (har-péd-jé’rén), G. Vide embellishment. figured h. That in ARPEGGIATE. which the chord progre ions are emharpe-lute. Vide pir at. harp-pedal. bell i shed variously; opposed to plain The soft pedal of a piano.. harpo-lyre. A 3-necked, 21-stringed guitar, inv. by Salomon, 1829.