Definition of the German term Positiv in music:
- choir division (secondary division of an organ, containing softer stops often used for accompaniment)
- choir manual (keyboard of an organ used to play the choir division)
- positive organ (somewhat small pipe organ designed to be moveable)
German musical terms that include Positiv:
- Orgelpositiv – positive organ (somewhat small pipe organ designed...
- Positivorgel – positive organ (somewhat small pipe organ designed...
- Rückpositiv – chair organ (small organ placed behind the organis...
Music scores that include Positiv:
German musical terms related to Positiv:
- Auxiliarwerk – auxiliary organ (division of a pipe organ placed i...
- Bombarde – bombard (the alto, tenor and bass members of the s...
- Bombardwerk – bombarde division (division of an organ containing...
- Brustwerk – small organ division located at chest height in fr...
- Echowerk – echo organ (smaller division of an organ, placed a...
- Fernwerk – echo organ (smaller division of an organ, placed a...
- Flötenchor – flute division (the division of flute stops on an ...
- Flötenwerk – flute division (the division of flute stops on an ...
- Hauptorgel – great division (the main division of an organ, con...
- Hauptwerk – great division (the main division of an organ, con...
- Hilfswerk – auxiliary organ (division of a pipe organ placed i...
- Hinterwerk – rear division (organ division placed behind the ma...
- Hochdruckwerk – high-pressure division (division of an organ with ...
- Kronwerk – crown division (division of an organ placed at the...
- Labialwerk – flue division (organ division consisting of flue s...
- Oberwerk – upper division of a German organ (mounted higher t...
- Orgelwerk – organ work (composition for organ)...
- Pedal – pedal (on a musical instrument)...
- Pedalwerk – pedal division (the division of an organ that the ...
- Prinzipalwerk – (obsolete meaning) great division (the main divisi...
- Unterwerk – organ division placed below the main division (Hau...
- Zungenwerk – reed division (the division of reed stops on an or...
