landums (lan'-dooms) Port. n

The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 314
A kind of Portuguese music of a to two longs or four ' | sentimental, melancholy nature. breves, eight whole notes in modern lang (lang) Ger. adj. notation. When one large was equal Long, as used in the phrase, lang to three beats or longs, it was said to ausklingen la en, let the sound be be in perfect time. When it was equal long in dying away. to two longs it was imperfect time. Langer large (larzh) Fr. adj. Ger.vorschlag n. (lang'-er for'-shlakh) Slow; wide; free: free and broad in Long fore-beat; a long appoggiastyle of performance. tura. See also appoggiatura. large octave, once-marked langsam (lang'-zam) Ger. adj. See octave, large, once-marked. Slow, as used in the direction large octave, twice-marked phrases, etwas langsam, rather slow, See octave, large, twice-marked. sehr langsam, very slow. Equivalent large octaves to largo (It), Theond C below octaves middle beginning on the sec- C.
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