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rather slow (but faster than adagio) |
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art choice, meaning that a passage may be played freely |
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with a minim beat, equivalent to implying a faster tempo than the note values might otherwise suggest |
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soul, spirit (con anima can mean “with feeling” or “spirited”) |
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with some freedom of time |
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at, to, by, for, in, in the style of |
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broadening (getting a little slower and probably a little louder) |
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slightly faster than Andante (but may also mean slightly slower) |
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espressivo (or espress. or espr) |
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loud, then immediately soft |
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rather slow (but not as slow as largo) |
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fast (faster than Allegro) |
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sf, sfz (=sforzando or sforzato) |
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