tranquillamente

The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 555
It. adv. (tran-kwil-la-men'-te) transposed key A key changed from that in which Calmly; quietly; in a quiet manner. a composition was originally written. tranquillo (tran-kwil'-lo) It. n. and adj. For example, a song written in the 1. (n.) Tranquillity. key of F for high voice might be 2. (adj.) Tranquil; quiet; calm. transposed or changed into the key transcription of D flat for a low voice while still The arrangement and adaptation of a composition for some voice or retaining its original melody and harinstrument other than that for which mony, each tone being changed in relative pitch. it was originally intended. transposer (trafi-spo-za) Fr. v. transcription uniform (tran-skrep-yon Equivalent to transpose. u-ne-form) Fr. transposing instruments In all French military bands the 1. Those wind instruments whose music for the transposing instruments, music is written in the key of C and wind instruments which play notes in not in the key in which they sound it. a different pitch from that in which By this means the music is much
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