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(French hautbois, from haut that is high, bois is tree, Italian oboe) |
[Latin octava stands for eighth] |
[German Oktett, Latin octo stands for eight] |
[Greek ode] |
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[Italian opera stands for action, composition, work] |
[Italian operetta, literally stands for small opera] |
[Latin opus stands for work, product] |
[Latin oratoria stands for eloquence] |
[Greek orchestra stands for in ancient Greece a room in front of the scene, where choir were placed during executing of tragedies] |
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[Italian ostinato stands for stubborn, persistent] |
[French coupure stands for abbreviation, clipping] |
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[German Obertöne stands for upper tones, harmonics] |
(French ouverture stands for opening, beginning) |
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