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return to the previous tempo |
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a slow tempo (between andante and allegro) |
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fairly fast (a little slower than an allegro) |
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moderately slow (walking pace) |
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a little faster than an andante |
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repeat from the beginning to the end of fine |
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held longer than the note value |
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the interval of an octave |
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speed at which a piece is played |
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return to the original tempo |
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well- (i.e., ben marcato: well-marked) |
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with- (i.e., coll’octava: with an added octave) |
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loud and then suddenly soft |
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gravely and with solemnity |
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return to the normal register |
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but- (i.e., ma non troppo: but not too much) |
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a flexible tempo using slight variations of speed to enhance the musical expession |
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three strings/release the left piano pedal |
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one string; depress the left piano pedal |
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