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The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 186
Grk. n. (do-dek-ii-kor'-don) Sweetly and softly; in a singing 1. A kind of guitar having twelve strings. style. 2. An authoritative work on the dolce e lusingando (dol'-che a loosen-gan'-do) It. twelve modes of medieval church Sweetly, and in an alluring, coax music, by Glare an us, a theorist of the ing style. Sixteenth Century. dolce e piacevolmente expre ivo dodecupla di crome (do-de-koo'-pla (dol'-che a pe-a'-che-vol-men'-te de kro'-me) It. es-pres-se'-vo) It. Twelve-eight time, Sweetly; with pleasing expre ion. aodecupla di semi crome (do-de-koo'- dolceka'-to) It. ma marcato (dol'-che ma marpla de se-mi-kro'-me) It. Twelve-sixteen time, Soft, delicate, but with emphasis.
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