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Slow (slower than andante, but not as slow as largo). |
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Moderately slow; at walking pace |
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A little faster than andante. |
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Fairly fast (a little slower than allegro). |
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repeat from the beginning and end at fine. |
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a pause, hold the note/rest longer than its written value. |
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play one octave above/below the written pitch. |
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D flat major / b flat minor |
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G flat major / e flat minor |
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C flat major / a flat minor |
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speed at which the music is performed. |
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return to previous tempo. |
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return to original tempo. |
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major and minor keys that are related use the same key signature. |
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