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| “as in chapel,” unaccompanied choral singing |
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| slow, leisurely; a slow movement |
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| fast, but not too much so |
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| moderately slow, walking tempo |
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| little slower than andante |
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| in a capricious, fanciful, fantastic style |
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| a passage ending a movement |
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| swelling; gradual increase in loudness |
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| istesso (l’istesso tempo) |
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| speaking; singing with clear and marked enunciation |
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| heavy, ponderous; firm (penis) |
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| SO SOFT THAT YOU CAN’T EVEN HEAR THE DEFINITION OF THE WORD. |
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| little (little by little) |
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| growing slower and slower |
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| growing slower and slower |
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| special stress; marked and sudden emphasis |
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| sharp staccato (off the string) |
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| held; tone so marked it is to be sustained for its full time value |
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| range covered by the main body of tones in a given part |
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| entire performing ensemble |
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| lively; spiritedly; briskly |
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