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dur

In music, the German equivalent of ‘major’ when referring to a key, as in ‘C dur’ (C major). Dur is the opposite of moll.



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The Delaware, whose name in English signified "Hard Heart," an appellation that the French had translated into "le Coeur- dur," forgot that obduracy of purpose, which had probably obtained him so significant a title.
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