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A = At, to, by A Cappella = (lit. in the church style) Unaccompanied vocal music Accerlerando Accel. = gradually faster Ad libitum Ad lib. =At pleasure. The seed and manner of performance are left to the performer Acciaccatura = See grade V,28 Adagio = Slow Adagietto = rather slow Adagissimo =very slow affirettando =hurrying, pressing onwards agitato = agitated alla breve= formally stood for four minims in a bar, now more often indicates two minim beats allargando= getting slower, with an implication also of generally bigger tone allegro= lively, fast allegretto= rather lively (but less so than allegro) andante= (lit. walking). At a moderate pace andantino= alternatively faster or slower than andante Anima= soul. con anima, with deep feeling animato=animated a piacere= at pleasure appassionato= passionately appoggiatura= a grace-note. see V, 25 arco= a direction to string players to resume the use of the bow after a passage of pizzicato arpeggio= see grade 7 assai= very a tempo= in time, i.e. resuming normal speed after a deviation attacca; go on at once
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A = At, to, by
A Cappella = (lit. in the church style) Unaccompanied vocal music
Accerlerando
Accel. = gradually faster
Ad libitum
Ad lib. =At pleasure. The seed and manner of performance are left to the performer
Acciaccatura = See grade V,28
Adagio = Slow
Adagietto = rather slow
Adagissimo =very slow
affirettando =hurrying, pressing onwards
agitato = agitated
alla breve= formally stood for four minims in a bar, now more often indicates two minim beats
allargando= getting slower, with an implication also of generally bigger tone
allegro= lively, fast
allegretto= rather lively (but less so than allegro)
andante= (lit. walking). At a moderate pace
andantino= alternatively faster or slower than andante
Anima= soul. con anima, with deep feeling
animato=animated
a piacere= at pleasure
appassionato= passionately
appoggiatura= a grace-note. see V, 25
arco= a direction to string players to resume the use of the bow after a passage of pizzicato
arpeggio= see grade 7
assai= very
a tempo= in time, i.e. resuming normal speed after a deviation
attacca; go on at once
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