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Class Thesaurus Headings Hofmeister XIX: Class thesaurus headings Ensemble Ensemble (small) Iconography Keyboard (other) Literature Miscellaneous Not classified Orchestra Pedagogical Percussion Piano (ensemble) Piano (multiple) Piano (solo) Sacred music Strings (bowed) Strings (general) Strings (plucked) Voice (multiple) Voice (solo) Voice (unspecified) Wind (brass) Wind (free reed) Wind (woodwind) Hofmeister XIX: class thesaurus terms Category English translation Class in Hofmeister thesaurus Ensemble Concertante works with orchestra or string quartet. Concertanten mit Orchester oder Streichquartett. Concertante works with orchestra or string quintet or string Concertanten mit Orchester oder Streichquintett oder quartet. Streichquartett. Concertante works with orchestra or string quintet. Concertanten mit Orchester oder Streichquintett. Concertante works with orchestra. Concertanten mit Orchester. Concertante works with string quartet. Concertanten mit Streichquartett. Concertante works with string quintet. Concertanten mit Streichquintett. Music for children's instruments. Musik für Kinderinstrumente. Music for military band. Harmoniemusik (Militär) für Blasinstrumente. Music for string and wind instruments. Musik für Streich- und Blasinstrumente. Music for string, wind and percussion instruments. Musik für Streich-, Blas- und Schlaginstrumente. Ensemble (small) Music for accordion and harmonic flute. Musik für das Accordion und Harmonieflöte. Music for harmonic flute and single-action accordion. Musik für die Harmonieflöte und Handharmonika. Music for harmonium (cabinet organ) and harmonic flute. Musik für das Harmonium (Orgel-Melodium) und Flötenharmonika. Music for harmonium and harmonic flute. Musik für das Harmonium und Flötenharmonika. Music for physharmonica (harmonium) and harmonic flute. Musik für die Physharmonika (Harmonium) und Flötenharmonika. Music for physharmonica and harmonic flute. Musik für die Physharmonika und Harmonieflöte. Music for physharmonica, harmonic flute and accordion. Musik für die Physharmonika, Harmonieflöte und Accordion. Music for physharmonica, harmonium and harmonic flute. Musik für die Physharmonika, Harmonium und Flötenharmonika. Music for physharmonica, harmonium and harmonic flute. Musik für die Physharmonika, Harmonium und Harmonieflöte. Iconography Illustrations. Abbildungen. Photographs in visiting card format. Photographien in Visitenkartenformat. Portraits and busts. Portraits und Büsten. Portraits and other illustrations. Portraits und andere Abbildungen. Portraits. Portraits. Portraits, busts, medallions, etc. Plastische Darstellungen. Keyboard (other) Music for cabinet organ. Musik für die Orgelmelodium. Music for enharmonium. Musik für das Enharmonium. Music for harmonium (orgue expressif). Musik für das Harmonium (Orgue expressif). Music for harmonium. Musik für das Harmonium. Music for Jankó piano. Musik für das Jankó-Klavier. Music for organ and harmonium. Musik für die Orgel und Harmonium. Music for organ and physharmonica. Musik für die Orgel und Physharmonika. Music for organ with accompaniment. Musik für die Orgel mit Begleitung. Music for organ with and without accompaniment. Musik für die Orgel mit oder ohne Begleitung. Music for organ. Musik für die Orgel. Music for pedal piano. Musik für das Pedal-Klavier. Music for physharmonica (harmonium). Musik für die Physharmonika (Harmonium). Music for physharmonica (harmonium, orgue expressif). Musik für die Physharmonika (Harmonium, Orgue expressif). Music for physharmonica (orgue moderne). Musik für die Physharmonika (Orgue moderne). Music for physharmonica and cabinet organ. Musik für die Physharmonika und Orgel-Melodium. Music for physharmonica and harmonium. Musik für die Physharmonika und Harmonium. Music for physharmonica. Musik für die Physharmonika. Literature Books and writings on music. Bücher und Schriften über Musik. Libretti. Textbücher. Music periodicals. Musikalische Zeitschriften. Periodicals. Zeitschriften. Theoretical works and writings of musical interest. Theoretische Werke und Schriften von musikalischem Interesse. Theoretical works. Theoretische Werke. Miscellaneous Collections of mixed works. Sammlungen vermischter Werke. Collections. Sammlungen. Not classified [Not classified] [Nicht klassifiziert] Orchestra Music for orchestra. Musik für das Orchester. Music for salon orchestra (Parisian or American scoring). Musik für das Salon-Orchester (Pariser oder Amerikanische Besetzung). Music for salon orchestra. Musik für das Salon-Orchester. Music for string orchestra. Musik für Streichorchester. Pedagogical Methods for bassoon. Lehrbücher für den Fagott. Methods for cane flute. Lehrbücher für den Csakan. Methods for cello and bass. Lehrbücher für das Violoncell und den Bass. Methods for clarinet. Lehrbücher für die Clarinette. Methods for concertina. Lehrbücher für die Concertina. Methods for double bass. Lehrbücher für den Contrabass. Methods for flageolet. Lehrbücher für das Flageolet. Methods for flute. Lehrbücher für die Flöte. Methods for guitar. Lehrbücher für die Guitarre. Methods for harmonium. Lehrbücher für das Harmonium. Methods for harp. Lehrbücher für die Harfe. Methods for horn. Lehrbücher für das Horn. Methods for organ. Lehrbücher für die Orgel. Methods for piano. Lehrbücher für das Pianoforte. Methods for violin. Lehrbücher für die Violine. Methods for voice. Anweisungen zum Singen. Methods for voice. Lehrbücher für den Gesang. Methods for zither. Lehrbücher für die Zither. Song collections for schools etc. Liedersammlungen für Schulen etc. Song collections for schools. Liedersammlungen für Schulen. Percussion Music for cymbal. Musik für das Cymbal. Music for drum. Musik für die Trommel. Music for percussion. Musik für Schlaginstrumente. Music for timpani. Musik für die Pauken. Music for xylophone. Musik für das Xylophon. Piano (ensemble) Music for 2 pianos with accompaniment. Musik für 2 Pianoforte mit Begleitung. Music for 2 pianos with and without accompaniment. Musik für 2 Pianoforte mit und ohne Begleitung. Music for 2 pianos, 4 and 8 hands, and for piano 4 hands with Musik für 2 Pianoforte zu 4 und zu 8 Händen, sowie für acompaniment. Pianoforte zu 4 Händen mit Begleitung. Music for 2 pianos, and for piano, 4 hands with accompaniment.Musik für 2 Pianoforte, und für Pianoforte zu 4 Händen mit Begleitung. Music for 3 pianos with accompaniment. Musik für 3 Pianoforte mit Begleitung. Music for piano with accompaniment. Musik für das Pianoforte mit Begleitung. Music for piano, 4 hands with accompaniment. Musik für das Pianoforte zu 4 Händen mit Begleitung. Music for piano, 6 hands with accompaniment. Musik für das Pianoforte zu 6 Händen mit Begleitung. Overtures and entr'actes for piano, and with accompaniment. Ouvertüren und Entre-Actes für das Pianoforte, und mit Begleitung. Overtures for piano with accompaniment. Ouvertüren für das Pianoforte mit Begleitung. Variations for piano and violin (or another accompanying Variationen für Pianoforte und Violine (oder ein anderes instrument). begleitendes Instrument). Piano (multiple) Music for 2 and 3 pianos and for piano, 8 hands. Musik für 2 und 3 Pianoforte und für Pianoforte zu 8 Händen. Music for 2 and 3 pianos. Musik für 2 und 3 Pianoforte. Music for 2 and 4 pianos. Musik für 2 und 4 Pianoforte. Music for 2 pianos and 2 pianos, 8 hands. Musik für 2 Pianoforte und für 2 Pianoforte zu 8 Händen. Music for 2 pianos and for piano, 3 hands. Musik für 2 Pianoforte und für Pianoforte zu 3 Händen. Music for 2 pianos and for piano, 3, 5 and 6 hands. Musik für 2 Pianoforte und für Pianoforte zu 3, 5 und 6 Händen. Music for 2 pianos and for piano, 6 and 3 hands. Musik für 2 Pianoforte und für Pianoforte zu 6 und 3 Händen. Music for 2 pianos and for piano, 6 hands. Musik für 2 Pianoforte und für Pianoforte zu 6 Händen. Music for 2 pianos, 4 and 8 hands, and piano, 6 hands. Musik für 2 Pianoforte zu 4 und zu 8 Händen und für Pianoforte zu 6 Händen. Music for 2 pianos, 4 and 8 hands. Musik für 2 Pianoforte zu 4 und zu 8 Händen. Music for 2 pianos, 4 hands. Musik für 2 Pianoforte zu 4 Händen. Music for 2 pianos, 8 hands and for piano, 6 hands. Musik für 2 Pianoforte zu 8 Händen und für Pianoforte zu 6 Händen. Music for 2 pianos, 8 hands. Musik für 2 Pianoforte zu 8 Händen. Music for 2 pianos. Musik für 2 Pianoforte. Music for 3 pianos. Musik für 3 Pianoforte. Music for 8 pianos. Musik für 8 Pianoforte. Music for piano, 3 hands. Musik für das Pianoforte zu 3 Händen. Music for piano, 4 and 8 hands. Musik für das Pianoforte zu 4 und 8 Händen. Music for piano, 4 hands. Musik für das Pianoforte zu 4 Händen. Music for piano, 6 and 3 hands. Musik für das Pianoforte zu 6 und zu 3 Händen. Music for piano, 6 hands and 2 pianos, 4 and 8 hands. Musik für das Pianoforte zu 6 Händen und für 2 Pianoforte zu 4 und 8 Händen. Music for piano, 6 hands. Musik für das Pianoforte zu 6 Händen. Music for piano, 8 and 6 hands. Musik für das Pianoforte zu 8 und 6 Händen. Music for piano, 8 hands. Musik für das Pianoforte zu 8 Händen. Overtures and entr'actes for piano, 4 hands. Ouvertüren und Entre-Actes für das Pianoforte zu 4 Händen. Overtures for piano, 4 hands. Ouvertüren für das Pianoforte zu 4 Händen. Piano (solo) Dances and ballet music for piano. Tänze und Balletmusik für das Pianoforte. Dances and marches for piano. Tänze und Märsche für das Pianoforte. Dances for piano. Tänze für das Pianoforte. Marches for piano. Märsche für das Pianoforte. Music for piano, 1 hand. Musik für das Pianoforte zu 1 Hand. Music for piano, left hand alone. Musik für das Pianoforte, linke Hand allein. Music
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