kanoon’

kanun’. Turkish instr. of the dulcimer variety; the canun. Kantate (kin-ta’-té), G. Cantata. Kan’tor, G. Cantor. Kanzelle (kin-tsél’-lé), G. Groove in a wind-chest. Kanzellied (lét), G. Hymn _ before the sermon. Kanzone (kdn-tsd’-né). G. Canzone. Kapelle (ka-pél’-lé), G. A chapel. 1. A musical establishment, a choir or a band connected with a church or court. 2. Any orchestra. Kapellknabe(n) (kna’-bé(n). Choir-boy(s). Kapellmeister (ki-pél’-mish-ter), G. 1. Conductor. 2. Chapel-master. Kapellmeister-musik. Music full of such strains as must sound reminiscent to the conductor. K. stil (kdpél’-shtél), G. Same as 4 cappella, i. €., unaccompanied. Kapodas’ter, G. Capotasto. Karfreitag (kar-fri’-tikh), G. Good Friday. Ka ation (kds-si’-ts!-6n), G. Ca ation. Kas tag net ten (kds-tin-yét’-tén), G. Castanets. Kat’zenmusik music.” (moo-zék’), G. ‘Cat- Charivari. Kavatine (kiy-a-té’-né), G. Cavatina.