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corona,a placed fer MorV mat a,or over or under a note tube of metal wind instruments. to indicate that its time value is to be pavilion Fr. chino is (pa-ve'-yofi shen-wa) prolonged at the pleasure of the performer. Itis also placed over a double The Turkish crescent, a showy conbar to indicate the termination of a movement trivance bearing bells to be jingled, used occasionally in military bands. 3. In French, the name for a whole rest More fully described under the name, Schellen-baum. See Schellen-baum. pause, dem i (du-me-poz) Fr. pavilion en l'air (pa-ve-yofi an lar) A half rest. With upturned bells. Turn the bell Pause, general upward, a direction given to players.. A general pause or silence for all of wind instruments for the purpose tne performers at once, pause, initial of producing a greater volume of tone. The horn does not play in tune.A rest, when placed at the begin under these conditions. ning of a piece. Pausen (pow'-zen) Ger. n., pi. 1. A loud sound or succe ion of Kests; pauses; holds, pauser (po-za) Fr. v. sounds, as of bells, cannon or thunder. Pausiren (pow-ze'-ren) Ger. v. Pe2.a*A set of bells tuned to one anlo pause; to rest; to remain silent. other; a chime or carillon; a ring. pavan (pav'-an) Eng. n The number of bells varies; they are Pavana (pa-va'-na) It. n. usually arranged in the order of the pavane (pa-van) Fr. n. natural or diatonic scale, without flats or sharps, and melodies are played A slow and stately dance of the Sixupon them. 411 392 pedal pianoforte 3. A musical phrase played upon a are seven pedals in the modern harp, set of bells, as apescaleal or part of a each pedal affecting certain strings scale played up or down, but like only. Abbr. ped. wise applied to any melodic figure so performed. pedal-check In organ building a contrivance pean controlled by a stop-knob, for pre- A song of triumph. See also paean. venting the movement of the pedals; pearly the object of its use is to keep the In the technique of the piano, a pedal keyboard safe from injury when style of touch, producing a clear, the organ is idle, sweet tone, pedal coupler pedal A device for coupling one or more Derived from the Latin pes, foot. of the manuals or keyboards of an Any part of a device or a machine by organ by means of a pedal, means of which power or action is pedal, damper transmitted from the foot of the Damper pedal: the piano pedal at operator. In musical instruments, a the right, on depre ing which the metal or wooden key or a projecting dampers are lifted from the strings bar, worked by the foot of the per and the tones are made louder,