needle, stylus
>
minor major-seventh/major-7(th) chord, mM
(chord),
Cm(maj7)
to resolve
inward
to resolve
outward
neighboring
rights
off (the) beat
stress, emphasis
reverberation
,
reverb
reverberation
time,
reverb
time
nail
to mark
Neapolitan
chord, ♭II (chord), N
Neapolitan
sixth/6th
Neapolitan
sixth/6(th) chord, ♭II6 (chord), N6
to play off the beat, to syncopate
nasal
off-beat
note
unaccented parallels
unaccented ornament
suffix, termination
reference
work
postlude
to repeat (by ear), to play after someone
national schools
natural horn
toon
ladder
natural minor scale
gift, natural/born talent
gifted person, naturally
talented
person, person born with a gift/talent (for)
natural tone/
note
natural trumpet
small/narrow bore
close
structure/spacing/voicing
consequent
phrase
to repeat (by ear), to sing
after someone
after premiere
party
first performance in the Netherlands, Dutch premiere
Netherlands Schools
downbeat
ninth
/9(th) chord
nineteenth-century music
–
Neo-
<zn.>
Neobaroque
<bn.> neobaroque
Neoclassicism
Neoromanticism
deceptive/
interrupted cadence
, false close
nervous
nervousness
neume
to hum
secondary accent
secondary triads
secondary
function
secondary
/subordinate
/subsidiary
voice/part
secondary
/subordinate
/subsidiary
theme
second subject
secondary tonic
secondary
tone/
note
secondary
key
secondary
(scale) degree
minor/
subsidiary
(subject
)
unplayable
nonslurred
unequal temperament
quens
nonmodulating sequence
non-musician
nontransposing instrument
unamplified
, nonamplified
foreign
chord
unprepared suspension
non-Western
music
New German School
New Simplicity
new music
level, standard
level, degree, grade
nocturne
nocturn
denominator
ninth
, 9th
nones
ninth
/9(th) chord,
C9
nonet
note
note
pitch
(foot)note
note with (a) stem, stemmed note
getje
note with (a) flag/tail, flagged note
line note
note-against-note counterpoint
space note
note without (a) stem, unstemmed
note
notation
spelling
notation(al) error
pitch/concert notation, notation at concert pitch
staff
een
to draw
a staff
note picture
(note)head
elementary
/general music theory and ear training
to read
, read
>
notes
beamed notes
note/pitch name
to identify
notes/pitches, to label notes/pitches, to name notes/pitches
(musical/staff
) notation
(note) stem
music example
note shape
(note) value
to notate, to write
down
to spell
unequal
notes
number
number
track
rehearsal
mark, figure
number, issue
number opera
nylon
string