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| Open, referring to open notes (horn), Open pipes (organ), Obvious, clear |
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| Emphasized, reinforced, Supporting, accompanying the melody. |
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| The bow, or use the bow, play with bow |
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| A piece in 6/8 time with a lilting rhythm suggesting the song sung by Venetian gondoliers. |
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| Measure, bar. beat, especially the accented first beat of a measure. |
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| A brilliant, often florid solo, usually at eh end of a movement of a piece. |
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| With the wood, playing with wood side of bow |
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| follow the soloist’s part, especially with regoard to tempo |
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| Produced a forced brassy tone |
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| indicating separate parts where normally there is only one |
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| Double, twice fold, twice |
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| Always, constantly, always in the same tempo |
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| Return to normal position |
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| In timpani and harp parts, indication for change of tuning |
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| or, or else, indicating an alternative version |
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| In organs, a mixture stop. In a concerto grosso, the full orchestra |
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| Deliberate change in tuning |
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| Always continually, throughout |
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| Similarly, in like manner |
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| mute or damper, with mutes or damper |
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| Be silent, marking part where instruments or voices is omitted |
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| turn suddenly; i.e., turn the page quickly |
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