lourde (loord) Fr. adj. fern

Heavy; dull; lethargic. soprano, between first soprano and alto. Equivalent to second soprano. 329 310 low tenor lute low tenor lung a A rest pausa or (loon'-ga pause thatpa'-oo-za) It. is prolonged A voice between tenor and barytone in range; a tenor voice of low more than usual. range. The same as second tenor. lung he (loon'-ge) It. adj., pi. lower changing note See lung a. That note which descends from the perfect fourth, an interval of two luogo (loo-6'-go) It. n. Place: a direction meaning to rewhole tones and one half tone, or the turn to the proper pitch after having augmented fourth, an interval of three played an octave higher. Synonym of whole tones to the minor or major loco. Abbr. luo. seventh. This is little used, lur (loor) Dan. n. lu-lu 1. A prehistoric bronze wind in- The Chinese official collection of strument, specimens of which have treatises on the art of music. been found in Denmark, southern lud i (lu'-di) Lat. n. Sweden and Mecklenburg. The slen- The original name for oratorios. der conical tube, from five to seven