malinconioso

adj. (ma-len-ko-ne-6'-s5) It. Manichordiendraht (man-I-kor'-dendrat) Ger. n. Melancholy; sad; sorrowfuL Wire for the man i chord. 336 man i chord i on marcati imo 317 man i chord i on (ma-ne-kor-de-on') Fr. the keyed pedal board which is played n. by the feet. manichordium (man-i-kor'-di-um) Lat. 2. A digital. Abbr. M., main, n. manual coupler man i chord on A mechanical contrivance by which The same as(man-i-kor'-don) man i chord. Grk. n. the keys of one manual keyboard are connected with the corresponding manico (ma'-m-ko) It. n. keys of another in such a manner that Literally, handle: the neck of the violin, guitar and lute. when the former are depre ed the latter are also depre ed and two tones Manier (ma'-ner) Ger. n. are produced 1. Graces, embellishments, ornamanual key simultaneously. ments: musical ornaments or graces occurring in harpsichord or clavichord A digital: an organ key depre ed music, built upon or introduced into with the fingers, as distinguished from the melody, either in written notes or one pre ed with the foot. impromptu. Manualiter (ma-noo-a-le'-ter) Ger. 2. A wrong adherence to some 1. Organ composition for the key eccentricity of execution and the board only, in which the pedals are bringing of that peculiarity into promnot required. inence. Synonym of Manieren. 2. A direction in organ playing which means for the manual alone.