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| a little lively, moderately fast. |
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| Slowly gracefully; easy manner; at leisure |
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| played slowly; flowing; walking pace |
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| strictly, slower than andante |
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| a very slow tempo, slowly and seriously |
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| somewhat quicker movement than largo. |
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| a march; in a march style |
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| rapid, bold execution of the figure or passage so marked |
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| very rapid; as fast as possible |
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| in a dance style, light and spirited |
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| the original tempo; the first tempo |
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| exceedingly fast and rapid |
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| hurrying, pressing onwards |
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| broadening, becoming slower |
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| growing slower and softer |
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| with the highest vocal or instrumental part |
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| a pause in time or the sustaining of a tone; a break from the pulse |
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| gradually growing slower and slower |
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| holding back (immediately) |
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| held back (more temporary than a ritardando, could be on a single note) |
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| intense or passionate feeling |
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| modify the strict rhythmical flow of the movement by dwelling on, and thus prolonging and intensifying |
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| accent loudly, diminishing rapidly to a soft piano |
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| very loud; extremely loud and forceful |
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| with force; energy; strongly accented |
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| with special emphasis; increase in loudness |
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| (sf, sfz) with a sudden and strong accent on a single note or chord; (sfp) sforzando followed immediately by piano |
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| at the pleasure of the performer |
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| at pleasure; left to the performer’s discretion |
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| wiht growing animation; livlier |
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| brilliant; showy; sparkling |
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| in a singing or vocal style |
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| with love; fondly; tenderly |
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| with a style expressing pain or grief |
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| with fire; fiery; spirited |
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| with passion; fervent emotion |
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| with tenderness; delicately, almost sweetly |
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| with spirit; bright; even-toned style |
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| sweetly; sometimes softly; suave |
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| fervent; ardent; passionate |
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| passage smooth and connected; no breaks between tones |
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| neatly; elegantly; gracefully |
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| wiht motion, but not too much so |
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| with distinctness and emphasis |
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| with very marked emphasis |
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| marked wiht forceful vigor |
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| martial; warlike; marchlike |
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| dying away; growing fainter and fainter |
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| a scenic cantata; representing pastorale or idyllic life |
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| heavy; ponderous; a marked tempo |
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| pompous; majestic; dignified |
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| without shading or inflection |
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| always; continually; throughout |
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| without rigor; strictness |
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| undeveloped; with simplicity; not varied |
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| note to be sustained for its full time value |
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| tenderly; softly and delicately with motion |
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