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	German	English
	Similar words: Management-Buy-in, Mud, Muh, Mur, Mus, Mut, My, muh	Similar words: May, Mu, Mur, beggar-my-neighbour, buy, buy-in, devil-may-care, guy, may, mud, mud-caked, mud-clearer, mug, mum, my, stick-in-the-mud
	Abbreviaturen {pl}; musikalische Wiederholungszeichen {pl} (Musiknoten) [mus.]	music abbreviations; signs of repetition (sheet music)
	den/einen Abgang machen; daran glauben müssen; den Löffel abgeben; abnibbeln [Nordostdt.] [Mitteldt.]; die Patschen strecken / aufstellen [Ös.]; bachab gehen [Schw.]; abgehen [Schw.]; abserbeln [Schw.] {vi} [ugs.] (scherzhaft für "sterben")	to conk out; to turn up your toes; to kick the bucket, to bite the dust; to go west [Br.]; to buy it [Am.]; to buy the farm [Am.] (humorously for 'die')
	Abschlämmautomat {m}	mud remover
	Abstimmung {f}; Abstimmen {n} (von Instrumenten) [mus.]	tuning
	Abstrich {m} (Streichinstrument) [mus.]	down-bow (bow string instrument)
	Adagio {n} [mus.]	adagios; adagio
	das Agnus Dei {n}; das Agnus {n} (Teil der Messliturgie) [relig.] [mus.]	the Agnus Dei (part of the Mass liturgy)
	Agogik {f}; Kunst der Tempovariationen [mus.]	agogics
	Akkolade {f}; Nasenklammer {f} (geschwungene Klammer, mit der Wörter/Notenzeilen zusammengefasst werden) [print] [mus.]	accolade; brace (joining words/staffs)
	Akkordfolge {f} [mus.]	chord progression
	Aleatorik {f} (Verzicht auf genaue Festlegungen im Schaffensprozess) [art] [mus.]	aleatoricism; aleatory approach; aleatory method; aleatory creative process
	Altistin {f} [mus.]	alto; alto-singer
	Altschlüssel {m}; C-Schlüssel {m} [mus.]	alto clef
	Altstimme {f} [mus.]	alto (voice)
	Angelica {f} (Musikinstrument) [mus.] [hist.]	angélique (musical instrument)
	Ankaufermächtigung {f}	authority to buy
	Anker {m}; Abspannung {f}	guy
	Anschlagsdynamik {f}; Anschlagdynamik {f} [mus.]	keyboard expression
	Anschlagsgeschwindigkeit {f} (bei elektronischen Tasteninstrumenten) [mus.]	velocity
	Artikulation {f}; Tongebung {f} [mus.]	articulation
	Atempause {f} [anat.] [mus.]	breathing break
	Aufführungsanweisungen {pl} (des Komponisten) [mus.]	(a composer's) performance instructions
	Aufführungsmaterial {n} [mus.]	performance material
	Aufführungspraxis {f} [mus.]	performance practice
	Aufschnitt {m} (einer Orgelpfeife) [mus.]	cut-up (of an organ pipe)
	Aufstrich {m} (Streichinstrument) [mus.]	up-bow (bow string instrument)
	Auftakt {m} [mus.]	upbeat; anacrusis
	Aulos-Flöte {f}; Aulos {f} (Musikinstrument) [mus.] [hist.]	aulos flute; aulos (musical instrument)
	Ausklang {m} [mus.]	final notes; final chord
	Ausschmückung {f}; Verzierung {f}; Fioritura {f} [geh.] (einer Melodie) [mus.]	ornamentation; embellishment; fioritura [formal] (of a melody)
	B {n}; Erniedrigungszeichen {n} [mus.]	flat
	B-Tonarten {pl} [mus.]	flat keys
	Backstag {n}; Pardune {f}; Pardun {n} [naut.]	running backstay; guy wire; preventer (on yachts)
	Bahnöffnung {f} (im Mundstück von Rohrblattinstrumenten) [mus.]	tip opening (in the mouthpiece of reed instruments)
	Balafon {n} [mus.]	balaphone
	Barkarole {f}; Barcarole {f} (Venezianisches Gondellied) [mus.]	barcarolle; barcarole (song of Venetian gondoliers)
	Barkarole {f}; Barcarole {f} (Musikstück im Stil venezianischer Gondellieder) [mus.]	barcarolle; barcarole (musical piece in the style of Venetian gondolier songs)
	Bart {m} (einer Orgelpfeife) [mus.]	beard (of an organ pipe)
	Bass {m} (Stimmlage) [mus.]	basso
	Bass-Buffo {m} [mus.]	bass buffo
	Bassbalken {m} (von Saiteninstrumenten) [mus.]	bass bar (of stringed instruments)
	Bassgitarrist {m}; Bassgitarristin {f}; Bassist {m}; Bassistin {f} [mus.]	bass guitarist
	Basspartie {f} [mus.]	bass part
	Basstuba {f}; Bombardon {n} [mus.] (Blasinstrument)	bombardon
	Basstuba {f} [mus.] (Blasinstrument)	bass tuba
	Ich bin ein Bauchmensch.	I go with my guts.
	Beat {m}; Beatmusik {f} [mus.]	beat; beat music
	Beatboxen {n} (Nachahmen einer Rhythmusmaschine mit der Stimme) [mus.]	beatboxing (vocal imitation of a rhythm unit)
	eine sich wiederholende Begleitung spielen {vt} [mus.]	to vamp
	Belcanto-Gesang {m}; Belcanto {m} [mus.]	bel canto singing; bel canto
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