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| fairly fast (a little slower than allegro) |
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| moderately slow; at a walking pace |
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| a little faster than andante |
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| return to the original tempo |
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| repeat from the beginning and end at Fine |
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| fairly slow, but not as slow as largo |
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| the interval of an octave |
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| with some freedom of tempo to enhance musical expression |
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| speed at which music is performed |
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| return to the original tempo |
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| take a breath, and/or a slight pause or lift |
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| crescendo; becoming louder |
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| decrescendo, diminuendo; becoming softer |
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| Double bar line, the end of the piece. |
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| play one octave above written pitch |
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| play one octave below written pitch |
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stccato
short and detached |
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tie
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