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| becoming broader, slowing |
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| dimish the sound to nothing |
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| resume the original tempo |
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| begin the next section without pausing |
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| with increasing animation |
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| continute to the next section without pausing |
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| in front of; with emphasis |
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| change, usually to indicate a change in tuning of an instrument or instruments |
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| return to previous method of performance |
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| at the performer’s pleasure |
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| more immediate slowing of tempo |
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| dry, simple. in percussion: dampen |
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| form of attack; with emphasis |
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| follow. Indicates where a soloist may take liberties |
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| above. in piano: crossing hands |
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| strike with the wood of the bow |
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| alternate tuning for strings |
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