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| Return to the beginning of a piece. |
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| Hold the note until the conductor releases it. |
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| Slow more suddenly and extremely than a ritardando |
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| Display intense feeling by modifying the time. |
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| Forcibly; with a sudden strong accent |
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| Held, sustained. Wind Player: use a soft tongue. Singers: “press” articulation |
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