gaudente (ga-oo-den'-te) It. adj

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Joyous; jolly; merry. Strict, connected style, gaudioso (ga-oo-di-6'-so) It. adj. gebundene Note (ge-boon'-dgn-e no'- Merry; jolly; joyful. te) Ger. Gaumenton (gow'-men-t5n) Ger. n. A tied note; a note which is to be A gutteral tone, held and not repeated. gavot Geburtslied (ge-boortz'-let) Ger. n. Birthday song, This dance was originally a French peasant dance named after the vilgedackt (ge-dakt') Ger. part. lage of Gap, in the French Alps. In Stopped; not open, character, it resembles the minuet, gedacktflote (ge-dakt'-fla'-te) Ger. n. but is livelier, being written in mod- Literally, covered flute: organ stops erately quick four-four, four-four comprising pipes which are closed time. It belonged to those rustic at one end and produce a tone similar ki ing dances in which the young to that of the flute. men ki ed their fair partners at the Gedacktstimmen beginning and at the end of the Ger. n., pi. (ge-dakt'-shtim-men) dance; the ki in those times was a Literally, covered voices: any ormark of etiquette much as the bow is gan stop comprising pipes which are now. When this dance was adopted closed at one end. by the higher society, the ki es gedampft (ge-dempft') Ger. part. were by no means neglected. The Damp; muffled, muted. Abbr. ged. gavot was popular at the court of gedeckt (ge-dekt') Ger. part. Henry VIII. and the king himself Stopped, not open, one of its ardent performers. Much gedehnt (ge-dant') Ger. part. latitude was allowed in the steps of Lengthened; prolonged; slow. the gavot; it was always written in Gefahrte (ge-far'-te) Ger. n. two distinct parts, and as is custom- The answer, as in a fugue. 244 225 Gefallen gekneipt Ger. n. ity, however, violin-piano. See also Pleasure,(ge-fal'-len) Gefallen piano-violin. gefallig (ge-fel'-likh) Ger. adj. Geigenklavicimbal (gi' - khen - klafi - Pleasing; agreeable. tsim'-bal) Ger. n. Gefiedel (ge-fe'-del) Ger. n. Bow-piano; an instrument similar Fiddling. to the harpsichord. When the keys gefiihlvoll (ge-ful'-fol) Ger. adj. were struck, small bow-like quills or Full of feeling; expre ion. pieces of leather were drawn acro the strings causing them to vibrate khen - be - vakhoongh) Ger. (ga'- Gegenbewegung n. and produce the tones. Contrary motion. Geigenprincipal (gi' - khen - pren - tsi -
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