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List of the General Musical Articles. Vol 1 A The general music articles in Rees’s Cyclopaedia by Dr Charles Burney, John Farey Sr. & John Farey Jr. Edited by A. P. Woolrich 08/08/2020 1 List of the General musical articles. APPOGGIATURA (CB) APPRECIATION (CB) They are not in true alphabetical order, since in the ARABIAN MUSIC (CB) original, topics beginning I, J and U, W, were ARIA, IN MUSIC (CB) conflated, so here they are in the order they ARIETTA (CB) appeared in the published volumes. ARMONICA (CB) They are coded by the authors’ initials: ARPEGGIO (CB) (CB) – Charles Burney ARSIS AND THESIS (CB) (JF1) – John Farey Sr (JF2) – John Farey Jr Vol 3 Artery-Battersea – P. 30 A number of the the topics listed are short cross - references or dictionary definitions. ARTICULATION IN VOCAL MUSIC (CB) ARTIFICIAL IN MUSIC (CB) Vol 1 A-Amarathides – P. 11 ATTACCO (CB) AUBADE (CB) ABYSSINIAN MUSIC (CB) AUTHENTIC IN MUSIC (CB) ACADEMY (CB) BACCHANALIA (CB) ACCELERANDO (CB) BAGPIPE (CB) ACCENT (CB) BALALAIKA (CB) ACCIACATURA (CB) BALET DE LA ROYNE (CB) ACCIDENTAL (CB) BALLAD (CB) ACCOMPANIMENT (CB) BALLET (CB) ACUMEN (CB) BAR, IN MUSIC (CB) ACUTE (CB) BARBITON (CB) AD LIBITUM (CB) BARCAROLLA (CB) ADAGIO (CB) BARDS (CB) ÆOLIUS’S HARP (CB) BARYPYCNI (CB) AGENTE (CB) BASE, IN MUSIC (CB) AGOGE IN ANCIENT MUSIC (CB) BASSE FUNDAMENTALE (CB) AIR, IN MUSIC BASE-VIOL (CB) A-LA-MI-RE (CB) BASSE DE FLUTE TRAVERSE (CB) ALLEGRO (CB) BASSE FLUTE (CB) AL SEGNOCB (CB) BASSE TONIQUE (CB) ALTERATE (CB) BASSO CONTINUO (CB) ALTO, HIGH (CB) BASSO STRETTO (CB) BASSO CANTATE (CB) Vol 2 Amarantus-Arteriotomy – P. 22 BASSOON (CB) BATILLUS (CB) BATON (CB) AMBROSISAN CHANT BATTERIE (CB) AMBUBAJÆ ANDAMENTO (CB) ANDANTE (CB) Vol 4 Battery-Bookbinding – P. 50 ANTICIPATION, IN MUSIC (CB) ANTIPHONALLY (CB) BATTRE LE MESURE (CB) ANTIPHONARY (CB) BATTUTA (CB) ANTIPHONY (CB) BEAT IN MUSIC (CB) APOTOME (CB) BEATS (CB) BEEN (CB) The general music articles in Rees’s Cyclopaedia by Dr Charles Burney, John Farey Sr. & John Farey Jr. Edited by A. 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Woolrich 08/08/2020 2 BELL (CB) CAROLA (CB) BINDING NOTES (CB) CASTANETS (CB) BIS (CB) BISCROMA (CB) Vol 7 Castramentation-Chronology – P. 72 BOBISATIO (CB) BON (CB) CASTRATO (CB) BOMBYX (CB) CATCH (CB) CAUDATUS (CB) Vol 5 Book-keeping-Calvart – P. 57 CENTONARE (CB) CHACONNE (CB) BOUTADE (CB) CHAMBER (CB) BOW, IN MUSIC (CB) CHANSON (CB) BRACCIO (CB) CHANSON DE GESTES (CB) BREVE, IN MUSIC (CB) CHANSONETTE (CB) BRIDGE, IN MUSIC (CB) CHANT (CB) BRODERIES (CB) CHANT SUR LIVRE (CB) BRUIT (CB) CHANTER (CB) BUADH-VAILL (CB) CHAPEL ROYAL ESTABLISHMENT (CB) BUCCINA (CB) CHARACTERS USED IN BUGLE (CB) MUSIC PRINTING (CB) BUONACCORDO (CB) CHARACTER, IN MUSIC (CB) BURDEN (CB) CHARGÉ (CB) C IN MUSIC (CB) CHEVROTTER (CB) CACOPHON (CB) CHIAREZZA (CB) CADENCE (CB) CHIMES (JF2) CADENZ (CB) CHINESE MUSIC (CB) CÆSURA IN VOCAL MUSIC (CB) CHINNOR (CB) CALASCIONE (CB) CHITARONE (CB) CALCULATION, IN MUSIC (CB) CHITARRA (CB) CHIUDENDO (CB) Vol 6 Calvary-Castra – P. 66 CHIUSO (CB) CHŒUR (CB) CAMBRO-BRITISH MUSIC (CB) CHOIR (CB) CAMPANOLOGIA (CB) CHOIR MUSIC (CB) CANARIE (CB) CHORAL SERVICE (CB) CANON (CB) CHORD, IN MUSIC (JF1) CANTARE (CB) CHOROGRAPHY (CB) CANTATA (CB) CHOROCITHARISTIA (CB) CANTICLE (CB) CHORUS (CB) CANTO (CB) CHROMATIC (CB) CANZONETTA (CB) CAOINAN (CB) Vol 8 Chronometer-Colliseum – P. 104 CAPO-TASTO (CB) CAPRICCIO (CB) CHRONOMETER (CB) CARATICO (CB) CIACCONA (CB CARILLONS (CB) CITHARA CB) CARILLONEUR (CB) CITHARÆDIST (CB) CARNIVAL (CB) CITHARISTIC (CB) The general music articles in Rees’s Cyclopaedia by Dr Charles Burney, John Farey Sr. & John Farey Jr. Edited by A. 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Woolrich 08/08/2020 3 CITOLE (CB) CONTRA-SOGGETTO, IN MUSIC (CB) CLARINET (CB) CONTRA-TONES, IN GERMAN MUSIC (CB) CLARINO and CLARION (CB) CONTRAST, IN MUSIC (CB) CLAVECIN (CB) CONTRE-DANCE (CB) CLAVICHORD (CB) CONTRE-SENS (CB) CLAVITHERIUM (CB) CONTRE-TEMPS (CB) CLAVICYMBALUM (CB) CLAVIER (CB) Vol 10 Cornea-Czyrcassy – P. 149 CLAVIOL (CB) CLEF (CB) CORNET (CB) CLERGY, CORPORATION CORNET STOP (CB) OF THE SONS OF (CB) CORNICEN (CB) CLOSE (CB) CORNO da CACCHIA (CB) CORONA (CB) Vol 9 Collision-Corne – P. 112 CORYBANTES (CB) COUNTER (CB) COLOURS IN ANCIENT MUSIC (CB) COUNTERPOINT (CB) COLOURS, DIATONIC (JF1) COUNTER TENOR (CB) COMEDY (CB) COUNTER TIME (CB) COMMA (JF1) COUNTRY DANCE (CB) COMMEMORATION OF HANDEL (CB) COUP DE LANGUE (CB) COMMON CHORD, IN MUSIC (JF1) COUP D'ARCHET (CB) COMPASS OF VOICES (CB) COUP DE GRACE (CB) COMPOSER OF MUSIC (CB) COUPER (CB) COMPOSITION, IN MUSIC (CB) CRITICISM (CB) COMPOUND STOPS ON THE ORGAN (CB) CROMA (CB) CONCERT (CB) CROMATIC FRENCH HORNS (CB) CONCERT SPIRITUEL (CB) CROMORNE (CB) CONCERT PITCH (JF1) CROOK, IN MUSIC (CB) CONCERT OF ANCIENT MUSIC (CB) CROTALO (CB) CONCERTANTE (CB) CROTALUM (CB) CONCERTATO (CB) CROWN (CB) CONCERTO (CB) CROWTH (CB) CONCINNUS (CB) CYCINNIS (CB) CONCORD, IN MUSIC (JF1) CYCLE OF HARMONICS (JF1) CONCORDANT ELEMENTS, IN MUSIC (JF1) CYMBAL (CB) CONSECUTIVE CHORDS, IN MUSIC (CB) CONSEQUENTE (CB) Vol 11 D-Dissimilitude – P. 168 CONSERVATORIO (CB) CONSONANCE, IN MUSIC (JF1) D, IN ENGLISH MUSIC (CB) CONSONENT, IN MUSIC (JF1) DA (CB) CONTINUATO (CB) DA CAPO (CB) CONTINUO (CB) DACTYLIC [MUSIC] (CB) CONTRA (CB) DAFNE [OPERA] (CB) CONTRA BATTUTA (CB) DANCE (CB) CONTRALTO (CB) DANCER, ROPE (CB) CONTRAPPUNTO (CB) DANCERIES (CB) CONTRARY MOTION, IN MUSIC (CB) DECAMARIS (CB) The general music articles in Rees’s Cyclopaedia by Dr Charles Burney, John Farey Sr. & John Farey Jr. Edited by A. 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Woolrich 08/08/2020 4 DEGREES, IN MUSIC (JF1) DIESIS OF MARTINANUS CAPELLA (JF1) DEGREE IN UNIVERSITIES (CB) DIEZE MAXIME OF RAMEAU (JF1) DEMI (CB) DIEZE MAJOR OF RAMEAU (JF1) DEMI-DITONE DIEZE MINOR OF RAMEAU (JF1) DESCANT (CB) DIEZE MINIME OF RAMEAU (JF1) DESIGN, IN MUSIC (CB) DIFF (JF1) DIACOMMATIC (JF1) DIMINISHED INTERVAL, IN MUSIC (JF1) DIAGRAM (CB) DIMINISHED SECOND (JF1) DIALOGUE (CB) DIMINISHED THIRD (JF1) DIAPASON IN ANCIENT MUSIC (CB) DIMINISHED FOURTH (JF1) DIAPASON STOP (CB) DIMINISHED FIFTH (JF1) DIAPASON AMONG MUSICAL DIMINISHED SIXTH (JF1) INSTRUMENT MAKERS (JF1) DIMINISHED SEVENTH (JF1) DIAPASON-DIÆX (JF1) DIMINISHED OCTAVE (JF1) DIAPASON-DIAPENTE (JF1) DIMINUE (JF1) DIAPASON-DIATESSARON (JF1) DIMINUITO (JF1) DIAPASON-DITONE (JF1) DIMINUTION IN OLD MUSIC (JF1) DIAPASON SEMI-TONE (JF1) DIMINUTIONE (JF1) DIAPENTE (JF1 DIRECT (CB) DIAPHONIA IN ANCIENT MUSIC (JF1) DIRITTA (CB) DIASCHISMA (JF1) DISCANT (CB) DIASCHISMA of EULER (JF1) DISCORD (CB) DIASCHISMA of DR BUSBY (JF1) DISCRETIONE (JF1) DIASCHISMA OF BŒTHIUS (JF1) DISDIAPASON (JF1) DIASTEM (CB) DISDIAPASON DIAPTNTE (JF1) DIATESSARON (CB) DISDIAPASON DIATESSERON (JF1) DIATESSARONARE (CB) DISDIAPASON DITONE (JF1) DIATONIC (CB) DISDIAPASON SEMIDITONE (JF1) DIATONICO-GENERE (CB) DIATONIUM (JF1) Vol 12 Dissimulation-Eloane – P. 186 DIAZEUTIC TONE (JF1) DIAZEUXIS (CB) DISSONANCE (JF1) DICTIONARY (CB) DISSONANT (JF1) DIEMERIS (CB) DISTENSION (JF1) DIESIS IN THE ANCIENT MUSIC (JF1) DITONE (JF1) DIESIS ENHARMONIC, IN MUSIC. (JF1) DITONE, GREATEST (JF1) DIESIS MAJOR OF MAXWELL (JF1) DITONE, LEAST (JF1) DIESIS MINOR OF MAXWELL (JF1) DITONICO (JF1) DIESIS MAJOR OF LORD BROUNKER (JF1) DIVERGENCY OF TUNE(JF1) DIESIS CHROMATIC (JF1) DIVERTISSEMENT (CB) DIESIS OF DR SMITH (JF1) DIVISION, IN MUSIC (CB) DIESIS QUADRANTALIS OF EUCLIDA (JF1) DIVISION IN MELODY (CB) DIESIS TRIENTALIS OF EUCLID (JF1) DIXIEME (CB) DIESIS OF BŒTHIUS (JF1) DIXNEUVIEME (CB) DIESIS OF MERCATOR (JF1) DISXSEPTIEME (CB) DIESIS QUADRILATERAL DO (CB) OF ARISTOXENUS (JF1) DOCTOR, IN MUSIC (CB) DIESIS TRIENTAL OF ARISTOXENUS (JF1) DODECACHORDON (CB) The general music articles in Rees’s Cyclopaedia by Dr Charles Burney, John Farey Sr. & John Farey Jr. Edited by A. P. Woolrich 08/08/2020 5 DOIGTER (CB) ELLIPSIS IN MUSIC (CB) DORIAN (CB) DORIC, IN MUSIC (CB) Vol 13 Elocution-Extremities – P. 213 DOUBLE IN MUSIC (CB) DOUBLE IN THE THEATRE (CB) ENHARMONIC GENUS, DOUBLE BASS (CB) IN ANCIENT GREEK MUSIC(JF1) DOUBLE CHORDE (CB) ENHARMONIC DIESIS(JF1) DOUBLE COUNTERPOINT (CB) ENHARMONIC DEGREE DOUBLE CROCHE (CB) OF ARISTOXINUS (JF1) DOUBLE CHROCHET (CB) ENHARMONIC DEGREE OF EUCLID (JF1) DOUBLE DEFICIENT INTERVALS (CB) ENHARMONIC DITONE OF EUCLID (JF1) DOUBLE DESCANT (CB) ENHARMONIC QUARTER OF A TONE(JF1) DOUBLE DIESIS (CB) ENNEACHORD (CB) DOUBLE EMPLOI (CB) ENTRACTE (CB) DOUBLE FUGUE (CB) EPTAMERIDES (JF1) DOUBLE SHARP (JF1) EQUAL BEATING (JF1) DOUBLE TONGUING EQUAL HARMONY (JF1) THE GERMAN FLUTE (CB) EQUAL TEMPERAMANT (JF1) DOUBLETTE (CB) EQUISONANCE (JF1) DOUX (CB) ESCHATON (JF1) DOUXIEME (JF1) EUNUCH (CB) DOUZEAVE(JF1) EXCESSIVE IN MUSIC (CB) DRAGON OF WANTLEY (CB) EXECUTION DRAMATIC MACHINERY (JF2) IN MUSICAL PERFORMANCE (CB) DRAMATIC MUSIC OF THE GREEKS (CB) EXPRESSION IN MUSIC (CB) DRAMATIC MUSIC OF THE ROMANS (CB) EXTEMPORANEOUS PLAYING (CB) DRAMATIC MUSIC IN ENGLAND (CB EXTENSION IN ANCIENT MUSIC (CB) DRAMATURGIA (CB) DRIVING NOTES IN MUSIC (CB) Vol 14 Extrinsic-Food (part) – P. 221 DRONE-BASE (CB) DRUM (JF2) FABURDEN (CB) DUE CHORI (CB) FACE (CB) DUET (CB) FACTEUR (CB) DUETTI DA CAMERA (CB) FAGOTTINO (CB) DUETTINI (CB) FAGOTTO (CB) DULCIANA (CB) FALL (CB) DULCIMER (CB) FALSE RELATION (CB) DULCINO (CB) FALSET from FALSETTO (CB) DUO (CB) FALSE RELATION (CB) DURADE (CB) FALSO-BORDONE (CB) DURUM (CB) FANDANGO (CB) ECHEIA (CB) FANFARE (CB) ECHELLE (CB) FANTASIA (CB) ECHO, IN MUSIC (CB) FAVORITO (CB) ECHOMETER, IN MUSIC (CB) FAUSSE (CB) ECMELES (CB) FAUSSE QUARTE (CB) EFFECT (CB) FAUSSET (CB) EIGHTH (CB) FAUX (CB) The general music articles in Rees’s Cyclopaedia by Dr Charles Burney, John Farey Sr. & John Farey Jr. Edited by A. 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