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The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 286
A teacher; (in-san-ya-to'-re) instructor. It. n. instrumento da camp an ell a (In-strooinsensibilmente (In-sen-si-bil-men'-te) men'-to da kam-pa-nel'-la) It. It. adv. Bells: a small case containing one Insensibly; by small degrees; little or more octaves of small bells, tuned by little; phlegmatically. according to the intervals of the ins is ten do (in-sis-ten'-do) It. adj. standard major or minor diatonic Insistent; urgent; with great stre , scale, and played with a keyboard insistenza (in-sis-ten'-tsa) It. n. like the piano, Persistence, as used in the phrase instruments, bra con insistenza, with strong emphasis,, All metal wind instruments: such as in stan dig (m-shten-dikh) Ger. adj. cornet-a-pistons, horn, trumpet, saxand adv. horn, trombone, bombardon and Eager; earnest; urgent. ophicleide. Bra instruments are instante (In-stan'-te) It. adj. used mostly in military music. Urgent; pre ing. instruments, mechanical
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