singing of a false tone
The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 480
adj. seccarara (sek-ka-ra'-ra) It. n. sdrucciolando (sdroot-ch5-lan'-do) It. A Neapolitan dance similar to the saltarello of Rome. It is a light, skip- Slipping, sliding: drawing the finger ping dance performed by two persons, along the keys in playing a scale on and accompanied by various gestures the piano, or sliding the finger rapand a great variety of expre ion of violin.idly from one stop to the next on the features, hands and body. secco (sek'-ko) It. adj. sdrucciolare (sdroot-cho-la'-re) It. v. Simple; unornamented. Recitativo _ To slide; especially in piano play secco, recitative without accompaniing to slide the finger nails rapidly ment. The same as sec. over the keys, thus playing a scale, sechs (zekhs) Ger. adj. sdrucciola to (sdroot-cho-la'-to) It. n. Six.. Literally, gliding: the act of playing a scale on the piano by sliding the Sechsachteltakt Ger. n. ( zekhs-ak'-tel-takt ) hnger nail or thumb nail over the keys. The same as gli ando. Six-eight time; time consisting of six eighth notes to a measure.
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