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The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 305
A miniature violin whose size made Klangnachbildung doongk) Ger. n. ( klang'-nakh'-bilit po ible for it to be carried in the Imitation of sound, imitation of pocket. Dancing masters favored the tone: as when in poetry the sound or kit because they could play it while form of the words used recalls the displaying the dancing steps. sound or tone a ociated with what kithara ever is described by the words. The n. (kith'-a-ra or ki-tha'-ra) Grk. technical equivalent is onomatopoeia. Another spelling for cithara. Klangsaal (klang'-zal) Ger. n. concert kitra Sound-hall: a music-hall; An Arabian instrument similar to room. the guitar. Klangschlii el (klang'-shliis'-sel) Ger. n.
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