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at the liberty of the performer |
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broadening, becoming slower |
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for stringed instruments: resume bowing after playing pizzicato |
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at a comfortable, easy tempo |
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hammered, strongly accented |
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for stringed instruments: pluck the string instead of bowing |
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first; the upper part of a duet |
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suddenly slower, held back |
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second; second or lower part of a duet |
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a sudden strong accent of a single note or chord |
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continue in the same manner as has just been indicated |
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soft, subdued, under the breath |
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pressing, becoming faster |
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all performers are to take part |
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a chord consisting of a root, a 3rd, and a 5th |
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a chord consisting of a root, a 3rd, a 5th and a 7th |
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a chord built on a series of fourths |
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a combination of two or more different chords |
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a chord consisting of at least three adjacent notes of a scale |
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