tirez (te-ra) Fr. v

To draw: a direction meaning to 2. The lowest trumpet part in old use the down bow, that is, to draw the gree. trumpet music which filled the place bow acro the strings from the nut the kettledrums now occupy in the nearest the hand to the point, orchestra. tirolese (te-ro-la'-ze) It. n. toccatella (tok-ka-teT-la) It. n. A dance. See also Tyrolienne. toccatina Tirolienne (te-rol-yen) Fr. adj. A short (tok-ka-te'-na) toccata. It. n. Tyrolese: a Tyrolese dance, really a tocsin modified form of Landler of which An alarm bell; the ringing of an the characteristic feature is the Jodler, alarm bell. especially as a refrain. A modern round dance in three-four time and Todtenglockchen Ger. n. ( tot-en-glek'-khen ) easy movement. This name was also A funeral bell. applied to ballet music that was sup- Todtenmarsch (tot'-en-marsh) Ger. n. posed to imitate the dances of the A funeral march. Bavarian peasantry. The best exam- Todtesgesang (tot'-es-ge-zang) Ger. n. ple of this artificial Tirolienne may be Todteslied (tot'-es-let) Ger. n. found in Act III. of Ro ini's, Guil- Death song: a funeral dirge or laume Tell. anthem. Tischharfe (tish'-har-fe) Ger. n. toet horn Dutch Literally, a table harp: an autoharp tolling A bugle horn, which is placed upon a table to be played. See also autoharp. The ringing of a church bell in a titty (tziti) Hin. n. slow measured.manner. and tom The name of the Hindoo bagpipe, tom-