admin 20 Dec 2017 0 Comments Ma but Maestoso majestically/stately Marcato marked/emphasized Marcia march Massig moderate tempo Meno less Mesto sad/mournful Mosso motion Mezzo forte (mf) medium loud Mezzo Piano (mp) medium soft Mit with Moderato at a moderate speed Molto much/lively Moto motion Munter lively Nicht not Non not Piano (p) soft Pianissimo (pp) very soft Piu more Poco little Poco a poco little by little/gradually Presto fast/rapid (faster than allegro) Rallantando gradually slower Rasch fast Ritardando gradually slower Ritenuto held back Ritmico rhythmically Rubato freely with respect to tempo Ruhig quiet or calm Scherzando playful/lively Schnell fast Semplice simple Sempre always/continuously Sentimento sentimental Segno sign Sforzando sudden, strong accent Solmization, Solfege, Solfeggio system for teaching music reading in which pitches are designated by syllables rather than letter names Spirito spirit/energy Spiritoso with spirit/energetic Staccato detached manner; indicated by a dot over or under each note Subito (sub) suddenly Tenuto sustain/held out Troppo too, too much Un a Und and Vivace lively/quickly Vivo lively/animated Waltzer waltz Wie as Zu not Tempo Markings from Slow to Fast Hire a custom writer who has experience. It's time for you to submit amazing papers! order now GLLLAAAAMAAPP Grave Largo Larghetto Lento Adagio Adagietto Andante Andantino Moderato Allegretto Allegro Presto Prestissimo Related posts: Theory Symphonic Band Sem 1 Final Musical Terms Worksheet band terms–clinic 2007 Clinic All-State Terms Grade 6 terms and signs Basic Italian Musical Terms RCM Rudiments 2/3 Terminology Musical Terms