equisonant

The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 210
Of like sound; in unison, Erhohungszeichen (er-ha'-hoongk-tslkhen) Ger. n. equisono (a-kwe'-so-no) It. adj. The sharp sign. Having the same sound, or being in unison. Ermunterung (er - moon' - tar-oongk) Ger. n. equivocal chord Vivacity; spirit. A term applied to chords that may, Erniedrigung (er - ne' - drikh - oongk) with slight changes in notation, be- Ger. n. long to more than one key. The lowering of the pitch; flatting. 210 191 Erniedrigungazeichen espringale Pa ion music, also called Narrator or Erniedrigungszeichen (er-ne'-drikh- Evangelist. oongks-tsi'-khen) Ger. n. The sign used in lowering the pitch Erzahlung (er-tsa'-loongk) Ger. n. of a note, as the b, or the I after a Narration; recital; story. sharped note, Erzlaute (erts'-low-te) Ger. n. ernst (ernst) Ger. adj. The arch-lute. Earnest, Es (es) Ger. n. ernst und mit ste i gender Lebhaftigkeit E flat. (ernst oont mit shti'-khen-der Es dur (es-door) Ger. lap'-haf-tlkh-kit) Ger. The key of E flat major. Earnestly, and with increasing liveli- Es moll (es-mol) Ger. ne . The key of E flat minor,
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