admin 14 Dec 2017 0 Comments adagio a slow tempo （ｂｅｔｗｅｅｎａｎｄａｎｔｅ ａｎｄ ｌａｒｇｏ） alla, all’ in the manner of allargando broadening, becoming slower allegretto slower than allegro allegro fast andante in a walking pace arco begin bowing after a pizzicato passage assai much, very much (eg allegro assai: very fast) attaca proceed without a break bewegt agitated, excited col, coll’, colla, colle with comodo, commodo at a comfortable, easy tempo con brio with vigour or spirit con fuoco with fire con sordino with mute dolente sad Hire a custom writer who has experience. It's time for you to submit amazing papers! order now e, ed and espressivo expression, with expression giocoso humorous, joyful grandioso grand, grandios langsam slow largamente broadly larghetto not as slow as largo largo very slow and broad leger light, lightly leggiero light, nimble, quick lentement slowly lento slow l’istesso tempo the same tempo loco return to the normal register martellato strongly accented, hammered massig moderate, moderately meno less mesto sad, mournful mit with mit Ausdruck with expression modere at a moderate tempo molto very, much morendo dying, fading away pesante with emphasis piu mosso more movement prima, primo first, or the upper part of duet prima volta first time quasi almost, as if ritenuto suddenly slower, held back seconda, secondo second, or the lower part of a duet sehr very semplice simple senza without simile continue in the same manner as indicated sonore sonorously, (brightly loud) sostenuto sustained sotto voce softly, subdued, under the breath strepitoso boisterous, noisy stringendo becoming faster tacet be silent tre corde three strings, release the left pedal tutti a passage for the entire ensemble vivo lively volta subito turn the page quickly Related posts: RCM – Advanced Rudiments Advanced Terms Tempo Terms RCM Grade 2 Rudiments Advanced (Grade 2 Rudiments) Knowledge Set Rudiments Terms Grade 6 terms and signs Hybrid Rudiments Music Rudiments