BROKEN MUSIC

Domain	Definition
Literature	Broken Music A "consort" consisted of six viols, usually kept in one case. When the six were played together it was called a "whole consort," when less than the six were played it was called "a broken consort." Sometimes applied to open chords or arpeggios. "Here is good broken music." Shakespeare: Troilus and Cressida, iii. 1. Lord Bacon in his Sylva Sylvarum gives a different explanation: he says certain instruments agree together and produce concordant music, but others (as the virginal and lute, the Welsh and Irish harps) do not accord. Source: Brewer's Dictionary.
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Anagrams: BROKEN MUSIC

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