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Picardy third, (/ˈpɪkərdi/; French:
tierce picarde) also
known as a
Picardy cadence or
Tierce de Picardie, is a
major chord of the
tonic at the end of a...
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middle tierces representing the
founder Richard Fleming,
Bishop of Lincoln, and the
sinister tierce carrying the arms of
Thomas Rotherham, a
major donor...
- butt or a
quarter of a tun.
Closely related to the
modern oil barrel, the
tierce is half a puncheon, a
third of a butt, or a
sixth of a tun. The wine barrel...
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should play the p****age on the highest-pitched,
thinnest string 1+3⁄5′
Tierce organ stop 2′ two feet – pipe
organ indication; see
Organ stop § Pitch and...
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- best-known of the suite. This
movement returns to C minor,
ending with a
Tierce de
Picardie on full organ. The
suite was
transcribed for br**** band by Eric...
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expressive and
elaborate baroque ornaments including the king's
favourite "
tierces ornées"—intermediate
notes added to a
falling third,
creating a sighing...
- the
store had its own
radio station, WOO, and
music from the
organ was a
major feature of the broadcasts. In 1924, a new
project to
enlarge the
organ began...
- 'quint mixture',
while a
mixture made of octaves, fifths, and a
major third is
called a '
tierce mixture'. As a rule, the
fifths and
thirds of
mixtures are...
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descending sweep (with both hands)
descending to an F
major chord,
eventually cadencing on C
major (
tierce de Picardie). de Korwin-Piotrowska,
Sophie (1933)...
