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gradually increasing tempo
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slowly, usually conducted in divided meter
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sustaining or stretching for accent, tension, or stress
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becoming broader, slowing
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moderately slow, walking pace
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a little slower than andante, but often used as meaning a little faster
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a break in the musical line //
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singing, smooth, and flowing
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becoming gradually softer
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hold, sustain for expressive tension
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a little faster than largo
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very slow, broad, stately
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“marked” with emphasis, heavy, usually separated
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shading, subtle, expressive changes
in musical phrase or line
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“obstinate” incessant repetition
of musical pattern or bass line
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heavy, ponderous, firm, vigorous
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vocal declamations, free in tempo and rhythm
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suddenly slowing rate of speed, held back
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phrasing give and take, shading of tempo
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several players on a part
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alone, one player on the part
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springing, bouncing bow off the string, staccato
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accelerating movement, intensifying tempo
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beat, regular measurement of time
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stretched, sustaned, held back
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range within which most notes lie
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quickly, lively, very fast
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