Doppelblatt (dopl'-blatt) Ger. n

Double reed. which neverthele , bears no resemblance to that of the reed-stops. Each Dop pel can on (dopl'-ka'-non) Ger. n. pipe is furnished with two mouths, Double canon; canon having two hence "double." In various organs the subjects. pitch differs; the stop may have as its Doppelchor (dopl'-kor) Ger. n. lowest tone either the first, second or Double chorus. third octave below middle C. Doppelfagott (dopl'-fa'-got) Ger. n. Doppelschlagg Double ba oon. Double beat; (dopl'-shlag) a turn. Ger. n. Doppelflote (dopl'-fla'-te) Ger. n. Doppelschritt (dopl'-shrit) Ger. n. Double flute; the name of an organ Literally, double step; a quick stop, the pipes of which have double march. mouths, producing a full, round tone. Its lowest doppelt gest rich ene Note (dop'-plt gemiddle C. tone is two octaves below strikh-en-e no'-te) Ger. Literally, a note doubly marked Dop pel flugel (dopl'-flu'-gel) Ger. n. with a stroke: a double stroked note. A double grand piano, having two A semiquaver, or sixteenth note. 189 170 doppelt Triller lauf dotted touch doppelt creases the note or rest by half the lowf) Triller lauf Ger. (dop'-plt tril'-lerlength of the dot preceding it, e. g., A double cadence.