10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLARICHORD»
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1
Stainer and Barrett's Dictionary of musical terms
Sir John Stainer, William Alexander Barrett. CIVETTERIA, CON CLARICHORD.
CLARIN CLARINETTO. CLARINETTIST A CLEF. while waiting. The music for the
cittern was written in Tablature. There were several instruction books for the ...
Sir John Stainer, William Alexander Barrett, 1898
The firstof the three following instruments, called by Luscinius a Clavichord, and
by others sometimes a Clarichord, was used by the nuns in convents ; and that
the practitioners on it might not disturb the sisters in the dormitory, the strings
were ...
3
Privy Purse Expenses of Elizabeth of York: Wardrobe Accounts ...
Coberley, in Gloucestershire, 44, 51. The very curious and ancient manor-house
of Coberley, which is noticed by Leland, has been lately pulled down. D. Coffer, a
, 32. Fraunces, 29. Apparently the carriage of a. " The clarichord is described by ...
Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas, 1830
4
Life After Death: The Viola Da Gamba in Britain from Purcell ...
and the following year included the 'Clarichord' in a list of keyboard instruments
he sold.65 There are also scattered references to the use of the clavichord in
England. On 27 March 1756 Mrs Delany mentioned that her daughter Mary was ...
5
Music in Its Relation to Intellectual Life: Romanticism in ...
The celebrated organist and clarichord player, Froh- berger, (17th century),
composed a piece entitled " Complaints made in London to dispel melancholy,"
in which he attempted to express by means of melodic and harmonic
combinations, ...
Frédéric Louis Ritter, 1891
6
The British cyclopaedia of the arts, sciences, history, ...
Chasing Chiaro Scuro Choral Chord Chorus Chromatic Clarichord Clarinet
Clarichord. See Clarichord Cliffs Coat of . Colour Colouring Colossi Column
Come Sopra Come Sta Cornet Coronet Costume Couchant Countermark
Counterpoint ...
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An English-Welsh Pronouncing Dictionary
Clarichord,. kimfî. 6rd. „,mth. о. о. eryn. cerdd, дышат; [gloewad Clarification, klar.
î.fî.cä'shun n, teriad, Clarify, klar'î.fï vt, texi, gloewi, puro Clarion, klar'î.un n,
udgorn, “идет Clarionet, klar'î.ö.net n, math o delgorn Claritude, klnr'î.tììd, Clarity,
...
He had seen in his brother's house, a book containing the most celebrated
compositions of the old clarichord masters, Froberger, Pachelbel, Buxtehude,
Bruhns, Fischer, and others ; and he continually begged that it might be given
him, but it ...
9
The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: with a new atlas of ...
See clarabella. clarichord (klar'i-kord), n. [Early mod. E. claricord, clarycord,
clarijcordc, etc. ; a perversion (probably associated with tho L. clarus, clear) of
clarichord. "Whether the corruption was phonetic or graphic (r for «•) does not
appear.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1913
10
English Keyboard Music Before the Nineteenth Century
... 150, 157-8 clarichord, claricon, see clavichord Clarifica me Pater, 72, 145
Clarke, Jeremiah, 182, 184, 187, 188, 212, 217, 220-22 (Exx. 138-9) clausula, 1
1 clavichord, clavichordium, clarichord, claricon, 16-17, 4°. 41. 43. 44, 55, '34,
159.
