tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-18111688481386536532011-04-21T13:18:16.429-07:00kora bikahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01873373189922126882noreply@blogger.comBlogger11100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1811168848138653653.post-90030901403006236032009-01-10T12:33:00.001-08:002009-01-10T12:33:53.335-08:00A tempo – resume the normal speed after a diversion<br /><a href="http://www.allblogtools.com"><img src="http://www.allblogtools.com/imgup/uploaded/blogadv.gif" alt="all blog tools blogger templates" border="0" /></a><br />Accelerando (accel.) – gradually becoming faster<br />Adagio – slowly, leisurely<br />Ad libitum – at pleasure, quite freely<br />Agitato – with agitation<br />Allargando – broadening out, often with an increase of tone<br />Allegretto – moderately fast; slightly slower than allegro<br />Allegro – lively and reasonably fast<br />Andante – at an easy walking pace<br />Andantino – a little slower (or a little faster than Andante)<br />Animato – with animation<br />Arco – (for string players) with the bow<br />Attacca – go on at once<br /><br />Ben marcato – well marked<br />Brilliante – sparkling, brilliant<br />Brio – vigour<br /><br />Calando – getting softer and slower<br />Cantabile – in a singing style<br />Capo – the beginning<br />Con anima – with feeling<br />Con brio – with spirit<br />Con forza – with forza<br />Con grazia – with grace<br />Con moto – with movement<br />Con sordini – with the mutes<br />Crescendo (cresc.) – gradually becoming louder<br /><br />Da Capo (D.C) – from the beginning<br />Dal capo al fine or D.C. al fine written under the last bar of apiece of section – the music is to be repeated right from the beginning until it reaches the word ‘fine (the end).<br /><br />Dal Segno – from the sign ; the music is to be repeated from where the sign occurs earlier in the piece, then carrying on to the end.<br />Decrescendo (decresc.) – gradually becoming softer<br />Diminuendo (dim.) – gradually becoming softer<br />Dolce – soft and sweet<br /><br />Forte (f) – loud<br />Forte-piano (fp) – loud then immediately soft<br />Fortissimo (ff) – very loud<br />Forzando (fz or sfz) – with a strong accent<br /><br />Giocoso – gay, merry<br />Grave – very slowly<br />Grazioso – gracefully<br /><br />Largo – slowly and stately, broad<br />Larghetto – slower than Largo<br />Legato – smoothly<br />Leggiero – lightly<br />Lento – slowly<br />Loco – at the normal pitch (generally after playing an octave higher)<div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/1811168848138653653-9003090140300623603?l=all-soft-music.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>kora bikahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01873373189922126882noreply@blogger.com0