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| hold full value, full emphasis |
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| fast (also means cheerful, happy) |
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| somewhat fast (slower than allegro) |
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| slightly faster than andante |
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| return to the original tempo |
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| play from the beginning to the end |
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| hold a note longer than its time value |
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| not counted in the rhythm, played quickly, almost together with the next note |
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| curved line over or under two or more notes that are to be played legato |
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| to play smooth, connected |
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