A dictionary of musical terms, containing upwards of 9000 English, French, German, Italian, Latin and Greek words and phrases, preceded by rules for the pronunciation of Italian, German and French; . and the turn is executed in equal | usually loses a larger proportion of itsnotes. But a dotted principal note I value : iCtic rqi= adagio -?-» fe^ allegretto 5_ ^--=F m^ -± Br=tz± SSO ^ SV9 ^E prestissimo Wt—?? ^ 0^^ ^ adagio I-H7 ^ ??- H-f- ?^ t; t: and in a slow movement the secondmember of the dotted rhythm (e. g. the din the last example) is frequently rob-bed of half its value, which is adde

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A dictionary of musical terms, containing upwards of 9000 English, French, German, Italian, Latin and Greek words and phrases, preceded by rules for the pronunciation of Italian, German and French; . and the turn is executed in equal | usually loses a larger proportion of itsnotes. But a dotted principal note I value : iCtic rqi= adagio -?-» fe^ allegretto 5_ ^--=F m^ -± Br=tz± SSO ^ SV9 ^E prestissimo Wt—?? ^ 0^^ ^ adagio I-H7 ^ ??- H-f- ?^ t; t: and in a slow movement the secondmember of the dotted rhythm (e. g. the din the last example) is frequently rob-bed of half its value, which is added tothe repercussed principal note ; thisform is occasionally called a partial turti. Mozart some- ? l ^^? times carelessly ^^ •-?wrote the turn thus : to be played : ^^ ff II. Turn-sign over the note.—In slow tempi, or where the principal noterequires special stress, the turn may be-gin on the principal note, as in :. TUSCH—TYPOPHONE. 215

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