bichord on (bi-kor'-don)

An instrument having two strings, slur: -r~^"-'~- £ Synonym of tie. bien iin attaquer not) Fr. une note (b'yafi at-ta-ka' Bindebogen (bin'-de-bo-khen) Ger. n. To strike a note firmly. Binding bow: a tie, slur or bind, bien chante (b'yan shan-ta') Fr. binden (bin'-den) Ger. v. To bond, to tie: to play or sing Well sung; singingly, soft and sus smoothly and connectedly. tained; smoothly: to be rendered in a singing style, Bindung (bin'-doongk) Ger. n. A binding, a tie: syncopation, or bifara (be-fa'-ra) It. n. the binding of a weak beat to the fol- A form of piffero meaning a pipe. An organ stop in which the pipes are lowing strong beat, thus shifting the either in pairs or are furnished with accent to the weak beat; a suspension two mouths one above the other. or holding back of some tones of a When in pairs one is tuned a little chord while other tones progre . higher than the other, thus producing Bindungzeichen an undulating sound, similar to that khen) Ger. n. (bin' - doongks - tsi - obtained with the two mouths. Other Binding mark: a tie or slur; a names for this stop are celestina and sweeping curve drawn over or under und a mar is. several notes to indicate that they are bijuga (bi-joo'-ga) Lat. adj. used as n. to be played smoothly and connect- Two-necked. Double-necked cither, edly, or in singing that they are to be an instrument of the lute family. sung to the same syllable and in one breath.