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any chromatic sign not found in the key |
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leisurely ; a slow movement. |
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adapted performance with different instruments |
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a passage ending a movement |
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“from the sign”. an instruction to repeat a certain part |
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“from the head”. play from the beginning. |
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divide a section of players into two or more groups. |
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same in pitch though different name |
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a pause of unspecified length. |
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marks end of piece when it is not at the end of score. |
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the famous keyboard instrument. |
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part where you hold the bow |
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breaking up notes while bowing in the same direction |
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smooth and flowing manner |
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looks like a comma above the staff |
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hammered forced pressure bow stroke |
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instrumental part distinctive in effect that is integral to the piece |
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a little as in poco allegro ( a little faster) |
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gradual decrease of tempo |
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move without interruption from one song to then next |
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playing staccato with the same bow motion |
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bouncing the bow on strings |
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held for full time value or slightly more |
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connecting notes to make duration longer |
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rapid reiteration of a note |
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group of three equal notes to be performed in the time of t or 4 |
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a rapid slight variation in pitch |
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