accordatura
noun
ac·cor·da·tu·ra
əˌkȯrdəˈtu̇rə,
(ˌ)aˌk-
plural -s
: the tuning scheme of a stringed musical instrument
g d′ a′ e″ is the usual accordatura of a violin
Word History
Etymology
Italian, literally, act of tuning, from accordato (past participle of accordare to tune, accord, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin) + -ura -ure
First Known Use
1782, in the meaning defined above