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primo

In musical notation, word often written over the top part in piano duets, the bottom one being secondo; the word also appears in orchestral scores where the composer wishes to make sure that a passage is played by only the first of a pair or groups of similar instruments.



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So every one is satisfied: primo the priests with whom he allows no one to meddle; segondo, the merchant folk who carry on their trades without fear of the rapiamus of the law that had pressed too heavily on them; tertio, the nobles; for people had fallen into an unfortunate habit of putting them to death, and he puts a stop to this.
The Country Doctor by de Balzac, Honore View in context
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