Intonation

A Dictionary of Musical Terms · 1895 · p. 9
1. The production of tone, either instrumental or vocal, especially the latter; when applied to the pitch of the tone produced, it is said to be correct, pure, just, true, etc., in opposition to incorrect, impure, faise—2, The method of chanting employed in Plain Song.—3. The opening notes leading up to the reciting-tone of a chant... ‘ixed intonation, see Fixed. In’tonator, See Monochord 1. Intonatu’ra,
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