5 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNDECIMOLE»
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undecimole in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Music lovers' encyclopedia: containing a pronouncing and ...
A stop tuned sharp or flat and producing an undulating effect by means of beats;
sometimes a pipe with two mouths, one higher than the other. undecima (oon-da-
ch6'-ma), L. and /. An eleventh. undecimole (oon-da-chI-m5'-lS), /. A group of ...
Rupert Hughes, Deems Taylor, Russell Kerr, 1939
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The musical guide: containing a pronouncing and defining ...
An eleventh. undecimole (oon-da-chl-mo'-le), /. A group of eleven equal notes.
underchord. The minor triad. underpart. That beneath, or subordinate to others.
undersong. A burden. undertone. A lower partial sometimes produced by the ...
Athena and Dexter lead an enclosed family life, innocent of fashion and bound towards a disturbed child.
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
ТТ; adjs. undeceived PrW- ^%T; undecent зтгЫтЯ', 3(ÍW; spjf^r; ЩЪХ; зтгггщ;
undecidable arfaufír, <ЧЙЙЧ; undecided ^ffroffa, зтйПн<1 undecimal adj. фРГС^
Т HSTi; л. undecimole (mus.) зпз Ç^ff % ч>щ ÎT "TTTg ^rà =РГ SHTTT un- ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
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University Musical Encyclopedia: University dictionary of ...
"VOX ANGELICA," organ stop, so called because of its wavy undulating tone.
Undecima. L. Eleventh. Undecimole. Group of eleven notes to be played in the
time of eight of the same kind. Undersong. Chorus or burden of a song.
Undertones.
Louis Charles Elson, 1912
