INDEX.

Adam, [355]
Aeolian, [30]
Akkadians, [25], [36]
Albeniz, [497]
Alberti, [252]
Alkan, [443]
Amati (Amáhtee), [317]
Ambrose, [63]
American Indian Music, [531]
American Music, [525]
Anglebert d’, [258]
Antiphony, [59]
Apollo, Hymn to, [48], [49]
Apthorp, [550]
Archæology, [20]
Archer, [168]
Archilute, [151]
Arensky, [521]
Arghool, [150]
Aria, [190]
Aristotle, [47]
Aristoxenus, [47]
Arkadelt, [128], [136], [140], [143]
Astorga, [229]
Auber (O-bare), [355], [357]
Authentic, [64], [66]
Babylonian Music, [24], [36]
Bach (Bakh), C. P. E., [279]
Bach, J. C., [278]
Bach, J. S., [128], [164], [228], [244], [269], [337], [439]
Bach, W. F., [278]
Baillot (Ba-yo), [328]
Balakireff (Balakeéreff), [442], [517]
Balfe (Bolf), [210]
Ballad, [455]
Ballad Opera, [210]
Ballet (Ballay), [203]
Bantock, [502]
Bards, [77]
Bassoon, [149]
Batiste (Bateest), [166]
Bauer (Bower), [447]
Beach, [541]
Beethoven (Baytoven), [18], [22], [231], [299], [307], [338], [439]
Bellini (Belleénee), [362]
Benda, [277], [350]
Bennett, W. S., [405], [459]
Benoit (Benwah), [503]
Bergonzi (Bergontsee), [319]
Bériot, de (Bareeoh), [332]
Berlin, [555]
Berlioz (Bareleoh), [339], [433], [459], [463]
Bernhard, [159]
Bernacchi (Bernákkee), [199]
Best, [167]
Biber, (Beeber), [323]
Billings, [526]
Binchois (Banshwah), [112]
Bizet (Beezeh), [374]
Blockx (Block), [505]
Blow, [164]
Blumenfeld, [522]
Boethius, [48], [70]
Böhm, J. (Bame), [331]
Böhm, T., [338]
Boieldieu (Bwah-el-dyu), [355]
Boise (Boyce), [551]
Boïto (Boéto), [375]
Bologna, [554]
Borodin, [519]
Boschi (Boskee), [201]
Bossi (Bossee), [167], [495]
Brahms, [439], [458], [459], [463]
Brassin (Brahssan, nasal n), [438]
Breitner (Britener), [445]
Bridge, [501]
Broadwood, [243]
Bruch (Brookh), [478]
Brumel (Broomel), [126]
Bruneau (Bruno), [485]
Brussels, [555]
Buck, [460], [543]
Bull, J., [164], [257]
Bülow (Beelow), von, [437]
Bungert (Boóngert), [374], [476]
Buonamici (Bonameéchee), [448]
Buongiorno (Bonzhórno), [496]
Busnois (Binwah), [112]
Busoni, [448]
Buxtehude (Bookstehóodeh), [163], [265]
Byrd (Bird), [121], [144], [164], [256]
Caccini (Cacheénee), [175], [177]
Caffarelli, [199]
Caldara (Caldáhra), [226]
Cambert (Cambare), [204]
Canon, [109], [111], [126]
Cantata, [174]
Capocci (Capóchee), [167]
Carestini (Caresteénee), [201]
Carissimi, [184], [226]
Carreño (Carainyo), [451]
Cassi odorus, [74]
Cavalière (Cavaliáire), [179]
Cavalli (Cavállee), [184]
Celts, [77]
Censorinus (Censoreenus), [74]
Cesti (Chestee), [184]
Chabrier (Chahbrieh), [487]
Chadwick, [536], [544]
Chaldæans, [24], [36], [37]
Chambonnières (Shambonniair), [258]
Chaminade (Shaminahd), [488]
Chanson (Shanson, nasal n), [144], [455]
Charlemagne (Charlmanye), [77]
Charpentier (Sharpahntieh), [485]
Chausson (Showson, nasal n), [487]
Che, [26], [28]
Chelys (Kellis), [56]
Cherubini (Karoobeénee), [223]
Chinese Music, [25-29]
Chopin (Showpan, nasal n), [387], [417], [425]
Chorale, [165], [227]
Chorus, Greek, [57]
Chromatic Scale, Greek, [55]
Church Scales, [64]
Cimarosa (Chimaroza), [193]
Cincinnati College of Music, [558]
Cithara (Kítara), [56]
Clarinet, [150], [338]
Clarke, [551]
Claudius Ptolemy, [48], [63]
Clavicembalo (Clavichembálo), [240]
Clavichord, [237]
Clementi, [18], [380]
Coleridge-Taylor, [502]
Cologne, [555]
Concerto (Conchairto), [323]
Conductus, [83], [101]
Confucius, [26], [27], [29]
Contra Bass, [321]
Corelli, [250], [323]
Cotton, John, [75]
Council of Trent, [141]
Counterpoint, [111]
Couperin (Kooperan, nasal n), [258]
Cowen, [500]
Cramer (Krahmer), [382]
Crescentini (Creschenteénee), [201]
Cristofori (Cristofóree), [241]
Crouth (Crooth), [77], [153]
Cui (Koóee), [518]
Czerny (Chairny), [384], [425]
D’Albert (Dolbare), [437], [477]
Damrosch, W., [529], [544]
Dance Tunes, [248]
Daquin (Dahkan, nasal n), [259]
David (Dahvid), [330]
Debussy (modified u, similar to German ü), [486]
DeHandlo, [121]
Dekoven, [544]
Delaborde, [444]
Delibes, (Deleeb), [483]
Diapason, [59]
Diaphony, [73], [93]
Dickinson, [551]
Didymus, [48]
Dièmer (Diaimeh), [444]
Di Ruta (Di Roota), [250]
Di Salo (Di Sahlo), [316]
Discant, [73], [104]
Dominant, [66]
Donizetti, [361]
Dont (Don, nasal n), [331]
Dorian, [30], [52], [54], [64]
Dowland, [144]
Drama, [172]
Dresden, [555]
Dubois (Doobwah), [167], [487]
Ducis, [161]
Dufay, [112]
Dulcimer, [237]
Dunstable, [121]
Dupont (Doopon, nasal n), [439]
Durante (Dooráhntay), [252]
Dvořák (Dvorzhak), [377], [459], [508]
Dwight, [547]
Ecclesiastical Scales, [52], [64]
Eck, [329]
Eddy, [547]
Edwardes, [144]
Egyptian Music, [38-41]
Elgar, [460], [501]
Elson, [550]
English Music, [80], [115]
English Opera, [207]
English Opera, typical, [209]
Enharmonic Scale, Greek, [56]
Enna, [512]
Equal Temperament, [243]
Erard (Airar), [243]
Erkel (Airkle), [510]
Ernst, (Airnst), [331]
Essipoff, [451]
Ethnology, [21]
Euclid, [48]
Faburden, [73]
Farinelli, [200]
Fasch (Fahsh), [277]
Fauré (Foray), [413], [487]
Ferri, [199]
Fibich (Feebikh), [510]
Fidelio (Fidaylo), [222]
Fidula, [153]
Field, [387], [421]
Finck, [551]
Finland, [81]
Fiorillo (Feeorillo), [329]
Florence, [173], [554]
Florentine School, [177]
Flute, [28], [38], [56], [149], [338]
Folk-Song, [85], [96], [111], [507], [516], [531]
Foote, [539]
Form, [18]
Franchetti (Frankettee), [494]
Franck, [167], [459], [483]
Franco of Cologne, [72], [104]
Franco of Paris, [104]
Franz (Frahnts), [457]
French Opera, [203]
Frescobaldi (Frescobahldee), [162], [249]
Froberger (Frobairger), [162], [264]
Fugue (Fewg), [111], [126], [265]
Fux (Fooks), [163]
Gabrieli, A., [136], [162], [247]
Gabrieli, G., [136], [162], [248]
Gabrilowitsch (Gabrílovitch), [447]
Gade (Gahdeh), [405]
Gagliano (Galyáno), [177], [319]
Galilei (Galilaee), [174]
Galio-Belgic School, [107], [124]
Gamut, [67]
Gastoldi, [144]
Gauls, Music of the, [77]
Gaviniés (Gavíniez), [328]
Geminiani (Zhemineáhnee), [325]
Genoa, [554]
German, E, [503]
German Opera, [211]
Gevaërt, [438]
Gibbons, [121], [144], [164], [257]
Gilchrist, [536]
Gilson (Zhilson, nasal n), [504]
Giordano (Zhordáhno), [493]
Gipsies, [33]
Glazounoff (Glazoónof), [520]
Glinka, [377], [516]
Gluck (Glook), [215]
Godowsky (Godóffsky), [449]
Goldmark, [472]
Gombert (Gombare), [128], [134]
Goss, [167]
Gottschalk, [546]
Goudimel (Goodimel), [128], [136], [140], [142]
Gounod (Goonoh), [374], [459]
Grand Opera, [349], [353], [356]
Graun (au, like ow in how), [227]
Gravicembalo (Gravichembahlo), [240]
Greater Perfect System, [51], [64]
Greek Drama, [172]
Greek Music, [46]
Greek Scale, [50], [52], [55]
Gregorian, [43]
Gregory, Pope, [63], [70]
Grétry (Greatry), [353]
Grieg (Greeg), [448], [511]
Guadagnini (Gwahdanyeénee), [319]
Guarnerius (Gwarnáirius), [316], [318]
Guglielmi (Goolyélmee), [230]
Guido (Gweédo), [67], [74], [95]
Guilmant (Geelman, nasal n), [167], [487]
Hadley, [540]
Hale (Hahl), Adam de la, [84]
Hale, P., [550]
Halévy (Halaivy), [359]
Hallstrom, [513]
Handel, [164], [213], [229], [266], [337]
Handel and Haydn Society, [526]
Hambourg, [447]
Harmony, [18], [19], [59], [73], [75]
Harp, [39], [44], [150]
Harpsichord, [237]
Hasler (Hassler), [263]
Hasse (Hasseh), [230]
Haupt (Howpt), [166]
Hausegger (Howsegger), [468]
Haydn (Hyden), [18], [237], [283], [295], [299], [307], [311], [337]
Hebrew Music, [41]
Heller, [449]
Hellmesberger, [331]
Henderson, [551]
Henselt, [443]
Herbert, [544]
Hérold, [355]
Hesse, [166]
Hexachord, [67], [68]
Hiller, F., [405]
Hiller, J. A., [220]
Himmel, [302]
Hindoo Music, [30-33]
Hobrecht, [127], [145]
Hofmann, J., [450]
Hopkins, [167]
Huber (Hoober), [470]
Hucbald (Huckbald), [67], [74], [95]
Humfrey, [207]
Hummel (Hoommel), [383]
Humperdinck (Hoomperdinck), [374], [473]
Huneker, [551]
Hurdy Gurdy, [153]
Hydraulic Organ, [157]
Imitation, [102], [109]
Indian Music, [531]
Indy d’ (Dandy, French nasal n), [413], [484]
Intermezzo, [192]
Ireland, [79]
Isidore of Seville, [74]
Italian School, Early, [131]
Japanese Music, [29], [30]
Jean de Garlande (Zhan, nasal n), [104]
Jean Scot Erigene, [74]
Jensen (Yensen), [413]
Jerome de Moravie (Morahvee), [104]
Joachim (Yoáhkim), [331]
Jommelli (Yomméllee), [193], [230]
Jongleurs (Zhongler), [83]
Joseffy (Yoséffy), [449], [546]
Josquin de Pres (Zhoskan, nasal de Pray), [127], [145]
Keiser (Kyser), [213], [227]
Kelley, [544]
Kerl (Kairl), [162], [264]
Keyboard, [159]
Kienzl (Keenzel), [474]
Kin, [26], [27]
Kistler, [475]
Klindworth (Klindwort), [443]
Klotz, [319]
Koto, [30]
Krehbiel (Kraybeel), [551]
Kreutzer (Kroitzer), [329]
Kuhnau (Koonow), [276]
Landino (Landeeno), [161]
Lassen (Lahssen), [513]
Lasso (Lahsso), di, [128], [134], [136], [144], [173]
Lawes, [207]
Leclair, [328]
Lefébure-Wéy (Lefayber-Waily), [166]
Legrenzi (Legrentsee), [184]
Leipzig Conservatory, [401], [555]
Lekeu (Lekuh), [504]
Lemare, [168]
Lemmens (Lemman, nasal), [166]
Leo (Lao), [226]
Leoncavallo, [376], [492]
Leonin (Leonan, nasal), [104]
Leschetizky (Leshetitsky), [388], [446]
Lesser Perfect System, [51], [64]
Lewts, Denis, [75]
Liadoff (Leahdoff), [521]
Lied (Leed), [455]
Liszt, [425], [436], [459], [463], [465]
Locatelli, [325]
Lock, [164], [207]
Loeffler (Lerfler, not sounding the first r), [541]
Logroscino (Logrosheéno), [192]
Lolli, [329]
Lortzing, [351]
Lotti, [184]
Lully, [204]
Lupot (Lüpoh), [319]
Lute, [151]
Luther, [138]
Lydian, [52]
Lyre, [39], [50], [56], [150]
MacDowell, [450], [538]
Mackenzie, [460], [500]
Madrigal, [143]
Magadis, [58], [92]
Maggini (Madgeéni), [317]
Mahler, [469]
Marchand (Marchan, nasal), [165], [259]
Marenzio (Marentsio), [144]
Marpurg (Marpoorg), [277]
Marschner, [351]
Martucci (Martoóchee), [495]
Mascagni (Mascányee), [376], [491]
Mason, L., [527]
Mason, Wm., [450], [546]
Masque, [203], [209]
Massenet (Massenay), [482]
Mastersingers, [85]
Mathews, [548]
Mathias (Matiah), [444]
Mattheson (Matteson), [213], [268]
Measured Music, [74], [100]
Méhul (Mahul), [354]
Melodrama, [350]
Melody, [18], [19], [20], [21], [59]
Mendelssohn, [166], [232], [400]
Merbecke, [121], [164]
Merkel (Mairkel), [166]
Merulo (Maróolo), [162], [247]
Mese (Mayseh), [51]
Meyerbeer, [358]
Milan, [553]
Minnesingers, [84]
Minstrels, [81]
Miracle Plays, [179], [213]
Mixo-Lydian, [52]
Monochord, [47], [237]
Monophony, [88]
Monteverde (Montevairday), [180], [188], [336]
Morley, [144], [164]
Moscheles (Móschehless), [383], [401]
Moszkowski (Moskoffskee), [449]
Motet, [83], [101], [103]
Moussorgsky, [518]
Mozart (Motsart), [219], [231], [291], [299], [307], [311], [337]
Muffat, [265]
Munich, [555]
Musica Ficta, [75]
Music Drama, [175]
Mysteries, [179], [213]
Naples, [552]
Nardini (Nardeénee), [327]
Neapolitan School of Opera, [187]
Negro Music, [531]
Neri (Néhree), [140]
Netherlands, [107], [123]
Neumes (Nooms), [70]
Nevin, [544]
New England Conservatory of Music, [557]
Nicordé (Nikóhday), [470]
Nocturne, [387], [421]
Notation (Greek), [58], [70]
Oberlin, [558]
Oboe, [149], [337]
Octave System (Greek), [54]
Odington, [101], [118], [121]
Odo (Otger), [74], [94]
Offenbach, [356]
Okeghem, [126], [134], [145]
Opera, [175], [196], [336]
Opera Buffa (Booffa), [191], [349], [356]
Opéra Comique (Comeek), [349], [353]
Oratorio, [179], [226]
Orchestra, [308], [334]
Organ, [125], [156], [236]
Organ Pedals, [159]
Organum, [73], [93], [101]
Organum (Secular), [94]
Orpheus, [46]
Overture, [191], [205], [342]
Pachelbel (Pakhelbel), [163]
Pachmann (Pakhmann), de, [449]
Paderewski (Padreffski), [446], [511]
Paganini (Paganeénee), [331], [426]
Paine, [460], [535]
Paisiello (Paheesiéllo), [193], [230]
Palermo, [553]
Palestrina (Palacetreena), [136], [139], [173]
Pan’s Pipes, [22], [148], [156]
Parabosco, [247]
Paradies (Paradees), [253]
Parallelism in Hebrew Poetry, [43]
Paris Conservatoire (Conservatwar), [554]
Paris School, [99]
Parker, H., [460], [539]
Parker, J. C. D., [543]
Parry, [500]
Parthenia, [257]
Pasquini (Paskweénee), [250]
Passion Music, [227], [233]
Paumann (Powman), [161]
Pedals (Organ), [159]
Pentatonic, [27], [30], [32], [56], [60], [70]
Pergolesi, (Pergolazy), [192], [228]
Peri (Perry), [175], [177]
Perosi (Perozy), [460], [494]
Perotin (Perotan, nasal n), [104]
Perry, [546]
Petrucci (Petroóchee), [145]
Philipp, [444]
Phorminx, [56]
Phrygian, [52], [54], [64]
Pianoforte, [241], [295], [308]
Piano Playing, [295], [420], [430]
Piccini (Picheénee), [193]
Pizzicato (Pitsicácto), [183]
Plagal, [64], [66]
Plato, [48]
Planquette (Planket, nasal n), [356]
Polyphony, [88], [129], [132], [164], [337]
Porpora, [193], [230], [285]
Prætorius, [163]
Prague, [554]
Program Music, [312], [465]
Psalms, [42], [43]
Psaltery, [237]
Puccini (Poocheénee), [376], [493]
Pugnani (Punyáhnee), [327]
Pugno (Poonyo), [444]
Purcell, [121], [164], [207], [258]
Pythagoras, [41], [47]
Rachmaninoff (Rakhmaneénoff), [443], [521]
Rameau (Rahmo), [206], [244], [260]
Ravanastron, [32]
Rebec, [151], [152]
Recitative (Resitateév) [174], [189]
Reed, [149]
Reformation, The, [138]
Reinecke (Rynekeh), [405]
Reinken (Rhineken), [163], [265]
Remenyi, [331]
Renaissance (Renasahns, nasal n), [171], [246]
Reyer (Ryer), [483]
Rheinberger (Rhineberger), [166]
Rhythm, [18], [19]
Ries (Reese), [305]
Rimsky-Korsákoff (Rimsky-Kórsakoff), [519]
Rinck, [165]
Rinuccini (Rinoocheenee), [175], [177]
Risler, [445]
Rode, [328]
Roentgen (Rentghen), [505]
Roman Music, [62]
Romantic Movement, [345], [404], [407], [423], [439]
Rome, [553]
Rondeau (Rondo), [83]
Rore (Roara), [128], [136], [144], [162]
Rosenthal (Rosentall), [437]
Rossini (Rosseénee), [224], [229]
Roundel, [101]
Rubinstein, A., [405], [441], [459]
Rummel (Roomel), [449]
Russian Music, [441]
Sacchini (Sakeénee), [230]
Sachs (Sakhs), [86]
Safonoff (Safónoff), [443]
Saint Petersburg Conservatory, [556]
Saint-Saëns (San-Sahnz, nasal n), [167], [444], [459], [481]
Salieri (Solyairee), [223]
Sambuca, [37]
Santir, [38]
Sapellnikoff (Sapéllnikoff), [442]
Sauer (Sour), [438]
Scales, [22], [29]
Scandinavian Music, [80]
Scarlatti, A., [187], [196], [226], [250], [336]
Scarlatti, D., [251], [266]
Scheidemann (Shydemann), [163]
Scheidt (Shite), [163]
Schillings, [475]
Schmidt, B., [162]
Schneider, [166]
Schopenhauer (Shopenhower), [21]
Schröter (Shrayter), [242]
Schubert, [391], [456]
Schumann, Clara, [451]
Schumann, R., [18], [395], [401], [407], [417], [425], [439], [457]
Schütz (Sheets), [211], [227]
Schytté (Skittay), [513]
Scottish Music, [79]
Scriabine (Skreáhbeen), [443], [522]
Se, [28]
Seidl (Sidle), [533]
Senesino (Seneseeno), [199]
Sevcik (Shevchik), [333]
Sgambati (Sgambáhtee), [448], [494]
Shawm, [150]
Shelley, [542]
Sheng, [26]
Sherwood, [450]
Sho, [29]
Shofar, [150]
Sibelius (Seebailius), [513]
Sieveking (Seevehking), [447]
Silbermann, [242]
Siloti, [442]
Sinding, [448], [511]
Sinfonia, [191], [322]
Singing, [195]
Singspiel (Singspeel), [212], [220]
Sjögren (Shagreén), [513]
Slavinski, [447]
Smart, [167]
Smetana, [377], [507]
Somis (Somee), [325]
Sonata, [247], [274], [288], [295], [303], [309], [322], [411]
Song, [395], [454], [468]
Spark, [167]
Spieloper (Speeloper), [351]
Spinet, [239]
Spohr (Spoar), [232], [329], [350]
Spontini (Sponteénee), [223]
Stabat Mater (Stahbat Mahter), [228]
Stainer, Jakob (Styner, Yahkob), [319]
Stainer, John (Stayner), [167]
Stanford, [497]
Stavenhagen (Stahvenhahgen), [438]
Stcherbatcheff, [521]
Stein, (Stine), [243]
Sternberg, von, [546]
Stojowski (Stoyoffski), [447]
Stradella, [226]
Stradivarius, [319]
Strauss (Strous), R., [339], [374], [433], [458], [463]
Streicher (Strikher), [243]
Stringed Instruments, [147], [150]
Suite, [249]
Sullivan, [210], [460]
Sumer is Icumen in, [117]
Sumerians, [25]
Svendsen, [512]
Sweelinck (Swalink), [128], [162]
Sylvester, Pope, [63]
Symphonia, [37]
Symphonic Poem, [342], [433]
Symphony, [59], [342], [411]
Syrinx, [62], [148], [156]
Szumowska-Adamowska, [447]
Tablatura, [86], [151]
Tallis, [121], [164], [257]
Taneiéff (Tanaéeff), [521]
Tangent, [238]
Tartini (Tarteénee), [325]
Tausig (Tousig), [436]
Tchaikovsky (Chikoffsky), [522]
Tche, [28]
Terpander, [47]
Tetrachord, [47], [50]
Tetrachordon, [56]
Thayer, [550]
Theile (Tyleh), [212]
Theorbo, [151]
Thiele (Teeleh), [166]
Thomas (Toamah), A., [483]
Thomas, T., [528]
Tieffenbrucker (Teefenbrooker), [316]
Tinctoris, [127], [135]
Tinel, [504]
Ti-Tzu, [28]
Tonus Peregrinus, [63]
Torelli, [323]
Tosi (Tozy), [198]
Tourte (Toort), [320]
Tremolo, [183]
Trent, Council of, [141]
Tritone, [75]
Tromba Marina (Mareéna), [151], [152]
Troubadours, [83]
Trouvères (Troovair), [82]
Trumpet, [150]
Tye, [121]
Ugab (Oogabh), [148]
Unity, [102], [109]
Upton, [548]
Van der Stucken, [540]
Venetian School, [184]
Venice, [553]
Veracini (Vairacheénee), [325]
Verdi (Vairdee), [361], [375]
Vienna, [554]
Vieuxtemps (Vyutom, nasal), [332]
Vina (Veena), [31], [32]
Viol, [145], [151], [154], [315]
Violin, [315], [320]
Violin Bow, [319]
Violin Playing, [322]
Violoncello (Veeolonchéllo), [320]
Viotti (Veeótti), [328]
Virginal, [239]
Virginal Book, [256]
Vitali (Vetáhlee), [323]
Vivaldi (Veeváhldee), [325]
Vuillaume (Vweleyome), [319]
Waelrant (Walerant), [144]
Wagenseil (Vahgensile), [278]
Wagner (Vahgner), R., [339], [360], [364], [458]
Wagner’s (R.) Theory, [369], [433]
Wagner, S., [476]
Weber (Vaber), [346], [397]
Weelkes, [144]
Weingartner (Vinegartner), [470]
Well-Tempered Clavichord, [271], [300]
Wesley, [167]
Widor (Weedo), [167], [487]
Wieck (Veek), [408]
Wilbye, [144]
Wilhelmj (Vilhelmyeh), [330]
Willaert, [128], [135], [143], [162], [247]
Wind Instruments, [147], [148]
Wolf, H., [478]
Wolf-Ferrari (Ferráhree), [496]
Ysaye (Esyeh), [332]
Zeelandia (Zalahndia), [112]
Zeisler (Ziseler), [451]