Terms - V
V.
V.S.
Va.
vago
vals
vals vienés
valse
valse viennoise
valve
valve trombone
valzer
valzer viennese
vamp
variation
varsovienne
vaudeville
Vc.
Vcelle.
Vcl.
veloce
Veni Sancte Spiritus
venite
Ventilhorn
vêpres
verbunkos
verismo
Verkleinerung
vermindert
verpflichtend
Vers
verse
verse anthem
Versetzungszeichen
versicle
verve
very
Verzierungen
Vesper
vespers
vespri
vibes
vibra-slap
vibrafono
vibraharp
Vibraphon
vibraphone
vibration
vibrato
viel
viele
viella
vielle
Viennese waltz
Viertel
Viertelnote
Viertelpause
Vierundsechzigstel
Vierundsechzigstelnote
Vierundsechzigstelpause
vif
vihuela
villancico
villanella
villanelle
Vio.
Viol
viola
viola bastarda
viola clef
viola d'amore
viola da braccio
viola da gamba
viola di bordone
viola di bardone
viola di bordoni
viola paradon
violento
violetta
violín
violin
Violine
violino
Violinschlüssel
violon
violon rustique
Violoncell
violoncelle
violoncello
violoncelo
violonchelo
violone
virelai
virga
virga jacans
virginal
virtuosity
virtuoso
vite
vivace
vivacissimamente
vivacissimo
vivo
Vl.
Vla.
Vlc.
Vlon.
Vn.
Vni.
Voc.
voca
vocal
vocal cords
vocal folds
vocal music
vocal range
vocal style
vocal tenor clef
vocalese
vocalise
vocalization
voce
voce di petto
voce di testa
Vogelpfeife
voice
voice as an instrument
voice leading
voicing
voix
volta
volte
volteggiando
volti
volti subito
volume
voluntary
voluta
volute
vom Zeichen
Vorschlag
Vorspiel
Vorzeichen
voz
vuelta
Vv.
viola d'amore
[Italian]
A bowed stringed instrument with seven courses of strings, slightly larger than the viola. Each course of strings contains two strings, one that is actually bowed, and one that "sympathizes" with the first. The sympathetic string is not directly bowed, but is set into vibration by the close proximity it has to the string. The range of the instrument is from B below the bass clef (B1) to A above the treble clef (A5).
