dehnungsstrich

Ger. n. (da' - noongs - strikh) to shift in playing the violin or other A term in vocal music, applied to a stringed instruments; in piano-playing, to cro the hands. 173 154 demande Desaccorde demande (du-mand') Fr. n. denoument The conclusion (da-noo-man') of the Fr. plotn. of a Literally, question, request, demand: in musical theory, the leading subject drama: the catastrophe, said of a of a fugue, sometimes called the questragedy, tion or proposition, dependent dem i-baton (du-me-ba-tofi) Fr. n. Demanding resolution. A chord or A rest of two measures, indicated by harmony is called dependent when it a short vertical bar placed between is discordant, unpleasant to the ear, and terminated by two lines of the and must be changed into a harm on staff, ious chord before it is capable of imparting a sense ne to the ear of of the musical hearer,complete-