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In front of; sound projected through the ensemble; heard |
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Broken octaves with the lower note coming first |
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Change (usually timpani or horn parts) |
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Otherwise (often refers to simplified part) |
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At the pleasure (of the performer); used to denote a passage executed at the performer’s discretion |
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A desk (of players); usually denotes number of stands used to play a part |
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Distinguishes accompanying instruments from soloist(s). |
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In string playing, tuning contrary to normal |
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Dry, very short, no after-ring |
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A single voice or part in a score |
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A cut: VI printed where the cut starts and DE printed at the end of the cut (VI…DE). |
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