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The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 55
It. adv. (a-ni-mo-sa-men'-te) anomalous triads Altered triads. See also triad. Courageously; boldly; resolutely. Ansatz (an'-sats) Ger. n. adj. animosi imo (a-ni mo-sis'-si-mo) It. Onset; attack. Exceedingly bold and spirited, 1. The method of attacking a phrase animoso (a-ni-mo'-so) It. adj. in singing and of setting the lips in ous.Animated, spirited; bold; courage playing wind instruments. 2. Also applied to the mouthpieces of those instruments. The tuning an i vers a rio (a-ne-ver-sa'-re-6) adj. and n. Spa. slide in instruments. Annual, yearly: an anniversary ma Anschlag (an'-sh lakh) Ger. n. 1. Stroke. The method of striking celebrated death. on the date of a person's the keys of an instrument, especially a piano. 55 36 Anschlag anthem 2. Touch. As the name of a kind answer repeats exactly the subject of double appoggiatura. It is now but is simply moved a fifth higher or obsolete. Also the percu ion of a a fourth lower it is a real answer and discord before its resolution. constitutes a real fugue. However, in order to keep both subject and ananschlagen (an'-shla-khen) Ger. v. swer within the confines of the scale, To sound; strike; touch. Einen as is desirable, there must be some andern Ton anschlagen (to sound an modification, notes are altered and a other tone) means to change the key. fifth replies to a fourth or conversely, anschwellen (an'-shvel-len) Ger. v. so the answer is no longer a real but To swell: increase in volume of tone, tonal answer and the fugue in which it occurs a tonal fugue.
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