admin 07 Jan 2018 0 Comments accelerando Hire a custom writer who has experience. It's time for you to submit amazing papers! order now gradually increase tempo adagio/largo and lento Slow tempos lento between andante and largo ad lib at performers pleasure agitato agitated allargando broadly and slowing Allegretto moderately fast allegro fast tempo ancora again andante moderately slow animando lively, animated a piacere at pleasure arco bow arpeggiando roll the chord in harp style a tempo resume original tempo attacca begin the next section without pausing brio fire, dash (con brio) calando growing softer and slower cantabile in a singing style con with de capo (D.C.) return to the beginning dolce sweetly facile easy, fluent fiero fiercly, bold, vigorous fuoco fire (con fuoco) giusto strict, exact glissando slide grave very slow, serious leggero light l’istesso ; ; ; the same ; ; ; marcato ; ; ; marked, with emphasis ; ; ; meno ; ; ; less ; ; ; mezzo ; ; ; half ; ; ; MM ; ; ; Maezel Metronome ; ; ; molto ; ; ; much ; ; ; morendo ; ; ; dying away ; ; ; mosso ; ; ; motion ; ; ; pesante ; ; ; heavy, ponderous ; ; ; peu ; ; ; a little ; ; ; piacere ; ; ; at the performer’s pleasure piu more poco little portando sliding from one note to the next presto very fast quasi nearly, as if rallentando/ritard gradually slower ritenuto immediately slowing rubato expressive flexibility in tempo segue proceed to the next section without pause sempre always simile in a similar style sordino mute (con- with; senza- without) sostenuto sustained sotto voce under the voice, softly staccato separated stringendo a quickening of tempo subito suddenly tacet silent tremolo quick repitition of or between notes tenuto sustained, held back troppo too much tutti all the ensemble vivace quickly, lively v.s. volto subito (turn over quickly) takt Ger. pulse of the beat ictus point of the beat Related posts: Conducting Music terms Conducting Terms Italian Tempo Terms Conducting terms Music Terms Tempo Marking Tempo Terms African Music Terms final music terms