Musicianship
Music Theory
Terms
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- Fine
- end
- Molto
- much very
- Da Capo
- from the beginning
- meno
- less
- Forte piano
- loud then suddenly soft
- Loco
- as written no longer 8va
- Espressivo
- expressive
- Mezzo Piano
- moderately soft
- Da Capo al Fine
- repeat from the beginning, end where fine is written
- Subito
- suddenly
- Mezzo Forte
- moderately loud
- Segue
- Continue to the next section without pause
- Tenuto
- note is held for the full value
- pianissimo
- very soft
- Al Fine
- to the end
- Cantabile
- in a singing or vocal style
- Fortissimo
- very loud
- Senza
- without
- Con
- With
- Dal Segno
- Repeat from the sign
- similie
- alike, in the same manner
- Dolce
- Sweetly (softly is implied)
- Forte
- Loud
- non
- not
- marcato
- marked with emphasis
- piano
- soft
- Tacet
- in an ensemble part, instrument is not needed
- poco a poco
- little by little, gradually
- Diminuendo
- decreasing in volume of sound
- staccato
- notes are detached, separated
- Quasi
- almost nearly
- Cadenze
- a passage or section in the style of a brilliant improvisation
- Decrescendo
- decreasing in volume or sound
- Maestoso
- majestic
- Sforzando
- with force accented
- Alla
- in the style of
- Sempra
- always
- Animato
- animated, with life
- Dal segno al fine
- repeat from the sign end where fine is written