Eiyoaement, Fr. (anh-zhoo-mOuh.) Cheeifhl-
ness, gaiety.
Enlever, Fr. (Onh-lg-va.) To lift u^ the hand in
beating time.
Enoneer, Fr. (5-n0nh-s5.) To enunciate, to pro-
claim.
Enonciation, Fr. (a-nSnh-sS-^sS-Onh.) Enun-
ciation, declaration.
En mesure, Fr. (anh mg-sfic.) In time.
Enoplia, Gr. (gn-a-pll-a.) War songs of the an-
cient Spartans.
En passant, Fr. (Snh pSs-sanh.) In passing,
by the way.
En ralentissant, Fr. (Snh rSl-ianh-tes-sanh.)
Slackening the time.
En rondeau, Fr. (anh-rBnh-dS.) After the style
of a rondeau.
Ensayo, Spa. (gn-sa-yO.) Eeheareal of a piece.
Enseigneinent,'i^r. (anh-s5n-manh.) Instruc-
tions.
Enseigner, Fr. (anh-sBn-yS.) To instruct, to
teach.
Ensemble, Fr. (anh-sanA-bl.) Together, the
whole; applied to concerted music when the
whole is given with perfect smoothness and
oneness of style.
Entata, Gr. (gn-ta-ta.) Stringed instruments.
Entgegen, Ger. (gnt-firo-gh'nO . , , . x, , x !^

Entgegengesetzt, Ger. (&nt-ga-g'n-gM-sitzt.) f
Contrary, opposite speaking of :;i3tion.
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Enthonsiasme, Fr. (Snh-too-zS-ilsm.) )

Enthnsiaginns, ffer. (Sn-too-ze-a2-moos.) (
Enthusiasm.
Entltnslastisch. Ger. (Sn-too-zg-os-tTsh.) En-
thnsiastically.
Entonacion, Spa. (en-to-n3-the-Sn.) Modula-
tion ; blowing the hellows of an organ.
Entonador, iSpa. (Sn-tO-nSrdSr^ An organ
blower.
Entoner, J"?-. (anh-t!)-nS.) I To begin to

Entonner, Fr. (£nh-tfinn-nS.) j chant, to begin
to sing; to intonate.
Entr' acte, Fr. (&nh-tr' Skt.) Between the acts ;
music played between the acts of a drama. -

Entr&nte, It. (&n-trdn-t6.) ) An entrance,

Entr&ta, It. (in-trd-tSi.) J-introduction, pre-

Entrftda, It. (gn-^ra-da.) ) hide.
Entr&re, It. (in-ird-Ti.) To enter, to begin.
Entrfire In b&Uo, It. (fin-ira-rg Sn ialAO.) To
begin to dance.
Entree, Fr. (,S.nh-trd.) Entry, entrance, begin-
ning.
Entremes, Spa. (Sn-trd-mSs.) A short interlude.
Entremets, Fr. (anh-trS-ma.) MoTements intro-
duced for the salte of variety.
