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  29, 37, 152, 345-6. 571;
  Hu-kin, 35;
  Hurdy-gurdy, 74, 76, 107, 152, 231;
  Hydraulus, 53-4;
  Hyokin, 36;
  Kamounko, 39;
  Kanoon, 42-3;
  Kemangeh, 42-3;
  Keren, 46;
  Kin, 35, 39;
  Kinnor, 46;
  Kissar 42, 46;
  Kithara, 53-4;
  Kokiu, 34, 36;
  Koto, 36, 39;
  Kouitara, 230;
  Krummhorn or Cromorne, 152, 205, 300;
  La-kin, 35;
  Lute, 30, 35-6, 39, 43-9, 88, 107-8, 152-4, 229-31, 241, 297;
  Lyra (Hurdy-gurdy), 152;
  Lyra (Viol), 233;
  Lyre, 30, 42, 45-8, 51, 53-7, 60, 74, 107, 217, 229, 231;
  Magadis, 53, 79;
  Mandolin, 43, 153, 232;
  Marimba, 28-9;
  Melodeon, 478;
  Monochord, 107, 158, 217, 231, 307;
  Moon-Guitar, 34-5;
  Nebel, 46;
  Nofre 46;
  Nun's-fiddle, 107, 152, 231;
  Oboe, 35, 37, 46, 49, 107, 152, 297, 300, 342, 345-6, 471, 571;
  Octave-Violin, 299;
  Ophicleide, 476;
  Orchestrion, 354, 596;
  Organ, 49, 53-4, 75-6, 79, 107-8, 152, 214-28, 403, 471, 474, 604, 607, 626;
  Orgue expressif, 354, 477;
  Panmelodion, 388;
  Pan's-pipe, 28-9, 35, 46, 49, 53, 107;
  Pantaleon, 311;
  Phorminx, 53;
  Piano, 217, 231, 250, 309-12, 336, 373, 385-8, 407, 471-4, 497;
  Piccolo, 298, 345, 571;
  Pipa, 34-6;
  Pochette, 236;
  Portatives, 216-7;
  Positives, 216-7, 607;
  Psaltery, 46, 152;
  Ranat, 39, 41;
  Rebab, 43-4;
  Rebec, 230, 233;
  Recorder, 152, 298-9;
  Reed-Organ, 35, 354, 471, 477;
  Regal, 216-7;
  Rotta or Rotte, 74, 76;
  Salpinx, 53;
  Samisen, 34, 36;
  San-heen, 35;
  Santir, 43-4, 45;
  Sarrusophone, 596;
  Saxhorn, Saxophone, Saxotromba, 475-6;
  Schalmey or Shawm, 76, 152, 300, 346;
  Seraphine, 478;
  Serpent, 300;
  Sho, 35-6;
  Sistrum, 46, 49;
  Sitar, 38-9;
  Soung, 39;
  Spinet, 217, 309;
  Stone-Piano, 33;
  Syrinx (see Pan's-pipe);
  Tambura, 43;
  Theorbo, 153-4, 241, 297;
  Timpani, 345-6, 571, 596-7;
  Trigon, 49, 53;
  Trochléon, 478;
  Trombone, 152, 345-7, 571;
  Trumpet, 29, 33, 37, 45-6, 49, 53, 107, 152, 297, 345-6, 571;
  Tseng, 35;
  Tuba, 571;
  'Ud, 43;
  'Ugab, 46;
  Uranion, 388;
  Ur-heen, 34-6;
  Vielle, 233;
  Vina, 38-9;
  Viol, 30, 35, 38-9, 42-3, 49, 74, 76, 88, 107, 152-3, 214, 229, 231-8, 354;
  Viol, Bass, or Double-Bass, 346;
  Viola d'amore, 38, 233, 236, 339;
  Viola da braccio, 233;
  Viola da gamba, 233, 236, 297, 299, 346;
  Viola pomposa, 253, 299;
  Violetta marina, 303;
  Violin, 231-8, 250, 297, 299, 345-6, 474, 616;
  Violoncello, 233, 297, 299, 345-6;
  Violone, 233;
  Virginal, 216, 309;
  Waldhorn, 596;
  Yang-kin, 35-6;
  Xylophone, 29-30, 39, 41;
  Zanze, 28, 30;
  Zink, 152, 205;
  Zither, 30, 35, 36, 38-9, 40, 42, 229-31, 309, 597

Intermedio, Intermezzo or Intermède, The, 172, 284-5

Internationale Musik-Gesellschaft, The, 640, 649

Italy, Music in—16th cent., 111-27, 147-55;
  17th, 165-79, 191-200, 219-23, 235-40;
  18th, 268-71, 273-85, 356-60, 394-5;
  19th, 438-45, 468, 535, 546-50, 607, 610, 635, 642


Japanese Music, 35-6

Javanese Music, 39-40

Joglars or Jongleurs, 87, 90

Jugglers, King of the, 106


Keltic Music, 76, 87, 103-4, 231

Keyboard, The, 107, 215-7, 473

Keyboard Instruments, 214-8, 307-14, 385-8, 471-4

Kreuzschule, The (Dresden), 572-3


Laryngoscope, The, 623

Laudi spirituali, 124, 168

Leipsic, 202, 254, 379, 503-28

Leitmotiv, The, 429, 568, 571

Letter-Names, 57-8, 72-3

Libraries, Musical, 211, 213, 495, 649

Librettos and Librettists, 175, 276, 293-4, 363, 455-6, 561, 568-9

Lied, The (see Song)

Liedertafel, The, 514, 600-1

Ligatures, 79

Literature, Musical—general, 19-21;
  oriental, 32, 36;
  ancient, 58-60;
  mediæval, 41, 81-5;
  16th cent., 156-8;
  17th, 242-4;
  18th, 324-9, 400-6;
  19th, 490-5, 512-4, 569-70, 574-5, 578, 623-30, 652

Lithography, 406, 425

Lute-Books and Lute Music, 138, 140, 155, 160, 241, 305

Lutheran Church Music, 128-32, 250-63, 620


Madrigal, The, 116, 120, 143, 146-50

Madrigal-Plays, 119, 121, 169

Madrigali spirituali, 148

Mannheim, 303, 347-9, 351-2

Manuscript Society, The (New York), 649

Mascarade, The, 181

Masque, The English, 188-90, 277

Mass, The Musical, 65-6, 95-7, 116, 125-6, 261