Qin (Chinese) a seven string fretless zither often referred to in the West as The Scholar's Lute

 

Quadrat (German) natural sign, the sign placed before a note that is neither sharpened or flattened

 

Quadrophonic a sound system that uses four independent speakers, Surround Sound

 

Quadruple a prefix indicating four elements

 

Quadruple-croche (French) sixty-fourth note see Note Values

 

Quadruplet a group of four notes to be played in the time of three

 

Quadruplum the fourth voice

 

Qual (German) agony

 

Qualvoll (German) agonized

 

Quanto (Italian) as much, so much

 

Quartal chords built of the interval of a fourth or fifth

 

Quaver (English) eighth note see Note Values

 

Quintal chords chords built of the interval of a fourth or fifth

 

Quart de soupir a sixteenth rest

 

Quarter note a note one quarter the time value of a whole note see Note Values

 

Quarter rest a rest one quarter the time value of a whole rest

 

Quarter-tone a microtonal interval half that of a semitone

 

Quarto (Italian) fourth

 

Quasi (Italian) as if, almost, in the manner of

 

Quatre (French) four

 

Quatreble a voice pitched a fifth above the treble

 

Quatrième (French) fourth

 

Quattro (Italian) four

 

Quaver a eighth note

 

Quaver rest a eighth rest

 

Que (French) that, as

 

Quebecois music from the French-speaking Canadian province of Quebec

 

Quejumbre cry of anguish in flamenco singing

 

Quelque  (French) some

 

Quelques (Italian) this

 

Questa (Italian) this

 

Questo (Italian) this

 

Quickstep a dance popular in the 1920's in duple meter, a version of the foxtrot; a fast march

 

Quietissimo (Italian) quietest

 

Quieto (Italian) quiet, calm, serene

 

Quilisma a transition note

 

Quilted A distinctive wood grain pattern. See Wood Choices for Back & Sides See Alternative Wood Choices for Back & Sides

 

Quilted Bubinga Also known as African Rosewood, is harder and heavier than either Brazilian or Indian Rosewood, It has a medium texture with interlocking grain. It’s pinkish-mauve cast oxidizes to a nice brownish-red over time. Quilted describes its distinctive grain pattern. See Wood Choices for Back & Sides See Alternative Wood Choices for Back & Sides See Anatomy of a Classical Guitar

Quilted Mahogany A wood that used to be exported mainly from Honduras, but now comes more often from Brazil. African Mahogany a little heavier and finer textured than Honduran Mahogany. Mahogany is fine for guitars due to its relative low cost, ease of working, and stability. Colors range from light pink to medium brown to reddish brown. See Wood Choices for Back & Sides See Alternative Wood Choices for Back & Sides See Anatomy of a Classical Guitar 

Quindecima (Italian) a double octave or a 15th

 

Quint the interval of a fifth

 

Quintadecima (Italian) a double octave or a 15th

 

Quintal harmony harmony based on the interval of a fifth, rather than thirds

 

Quinta (Italian) fifth,an interval of five diatonic degrees, counting the first and last degree

 

Quintet (English) a work for five independent parts, a body of players who would perform such a work

 

Quintett (German) a work for five independent parts, a body of players who would perform such a work

 

Quintette (French) a work for five independent parts, a body of players who would perform such a work

 

Quintetto (Italian) a work for five independent parts, a body of players who would perform such a work

 

Quinto (Italian) fifth, an interval of five diatonic degrees, counting the first and last degree

 

Quintuor (French) a work for five independent parts, a body of players who would perform such a work

 

Quintuple a prefix indicating five elements, for example, quintuple time (the time signature 5/4, 5/8, and so on)

 

Quintuplet five notes played in the time of four or six, according to the time signature

 

Quintus (Latin) the fifth voice in a sixteenth-century composition having five or more vocal parts, sometimes a 'descant' or 'countermelody' added above the usual four voices

 

Quitter (French) to leave, to quit

 

Quodlibet a fanciful combination of airs, a fantasia, a medley, a collection of different tunes or fragments of composition brought together as a joke

 

Quotation music music that parodies another work or works, presenting them in a new style or guise

 

 

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