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The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 407
A song for three or four voices, not admit of any general cla ification. Poems in such meter must of ine part song is always simpler in nece ity have music written purpose construction than the glee, and is inly for them when used as songs. 407 388 Partie pa ages, pedal Partie (par-te') Ger. n. pas Ordinary ordinaire time; (pa-zor-de-nar') Literally, part; variations; a species march time. Fr. of suite, partie (par-te) Fr. n. pas A redouble (paa ru-doo-bla') quick step; Fr. redoubled step. Parts: a vocal or instrumental part; pas seul (pa sul) Fr. a part or role in an opera, A dance for one performer. parties de rempli age (par-te du ranpas trop vite (pa tro vet) Fr. ple-sazh) Fr. Not too fast. Parts which fill up the middle harmony between the ba and the upper garganta (pa-so da gar-gan'- paso ta)de Spa. part; acce ory parts, Trill of the voice,
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