al' loco (al lo'ko) It

In the previous place, or position. JSSB P^B CSSSS B3P tSS9 1. Used after 8va. or 8va. ba a to gifted Venetian amateur who was show that the notes are no longer to born during the early part of the be rendered an octave higher or lower Eighteenth Century and died about than they are written, but in their 1740, is credited with the invention proper place. which bears his name. His cembalo 2. As a violin term it indicates that music abounds in this style of accomthe fingers are to return from a shift paniment. to their previous position. Albert is cher Ba (al-ber'-tish-er bas') al piacere (al pl-a-cha're) It. Ger. At pleasure; at will. Equivalent to Same as Albert i ba . ad libitum. albogue (al-bo'-ge) 1. A sort of rustic Spa. flute.n.