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Common terms and phrasesActual pitch Allegro alto trombone Andante aria arpeggios bass clarinet bass drum bass trombone bass tuba Bassi bassoon Beethoven Berlioz better bugle character Chor chords chorus chromatic intervals combined composer Cornet cresc difficult double double-basses effect employed English horn Example executed fifth finger flute four fourth string G-clef Gluck hand harmonics harp high tones Horn in F Hrnr impossible impracticable Including the chromatic instru kettledrums keys Klar Klar.in Kontrab low tones lower Meistersinger melody minor Mozart notes oboe Oboen open string open tones ophicleide orchestra organ passages pedal tones piccolo pistons pizzicato played players poco produce range scale scores second act semitone Siegfried solo sonority sopranos sound stops Symphony tempo tenor trombone tenoroon third act thumb timbre transposing transposing instruments tremolo trills Tristan Trp.in trumpet unison valve Viol viola d'amore violins violoncellos voice Wagner Walkuere wind instruments written References to this bookFrom other books
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