Accelerando (Accel.) (It.) |
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in the style or manner of |
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cheerful, lively. usuaully taken fast, but not as fast as vivace or presto |
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animated, with life of spirit |
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passionatley, with intense emotion |
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gradually softer and slower |
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in a singing or lyrical style |
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repeat from the beginning |
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in the manner of church music |
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sublime, in a lofty and exalted style |
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serious, earnest, gravely |
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steady, exact, alt. moderate |
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gracieux, gracieusement (Fr.) |
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really slow, deathly slow |
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getting faster and louder |
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sincerely, with depth of feeling |
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short, detached, staccato |
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country dance, in a rustic popular style |
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