E flat minor
The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 200
The minor key whose ecbole (ek'-bo-le) Grk. n. The raising of a tone one half step signature is six flats, relain pitch, tive to the key of G flat Eflatmiaor eccedente (et-che-den'-tg) It. adj. major. Increased in sound. 200 181 Ecksatz ecclesiastico stilo reinforce the voices of the actors and ecclesiastico stilo (ek-kla-zl-as'-tl-k5 chorus by reverberation. According ste'-16) It. In the style of early church music, to Vitrivius, an ancient Roman archiecco (ek'-ko) It. adv. tect, they were set in cells or cham- Behold; here is. bers under the seats and were introduced in Rome after the taking echancrure (a-shan-kriir') Fr. n. of Corinth, where they were found An inward curve of a rib of an instrument of the violin kind, by which used in the theatre. the waist is formed, echelette (ash-lef) Fr. n. The French name for xylophone,
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