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Gradual increase in volume |
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Gradual decrease in volume |
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Somewhat faster than Largo |
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Little faster than Andante |
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A tempo between Allegro and Andante |
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Return to the normal tempo |
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Accelerate, become faster |
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Quickening, with growing excitement |
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Just right, strict of fitting tempo |
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Near or over the fingerboard |
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Notes of the chord are played one after another instead of simultaneously |
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Bowing lightly over the fingerboard to produce a flutelike effect |
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Sliding from one pitch to the next |
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“Throwing” the upper part of the bow on the string so that it will bounce a series of rapid notes on the down bow |
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Slight separation of the notes taken in a slur |
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“Hammered” bowing with forceful, sudden release |
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A manner of performance half way between legato and staccato |
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Light, bouncing strokes played in the middle of the bow |
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Near or over the fingerboard |
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Short, rapidly repeated strokes |
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At the performers discretion |
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Higher (play an octave higher) |
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Lower (play an octave lower) |
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Closing section of a movement |
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