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Tempo comodo
At a comfortable speed
Tempo giusto
At a consistent speed
L'istesso tempo
At the same speed
Non troppo
Not too much
Grave
Slow and solemn
Rubato
With some freedom in the time
Stringendo
Pressing on faster
Perdendosi
Fading away
Smorzando
Dying away
Rinfrozando (rfz, rf)
Reinforcing the tone
Pesante
Heavily
Cantando
In a singing style
Tenuto (ten.)
Held
Piacevole
Pleasant, agreeable
Dolente
Sadly, plaintively
Doloroso
Sadly, plaintively
Sotto voce
Softly in an undertone
Giocoso
Cheerful, humorous, merry
Grazioso
Gracefully
Assai
Very
Quasi
As if, as it were
Scherzando
Playfully
Subito (sub.)
Suddenly
Violin string tuning
G D A E
Viola string tuning
C G D A
Cello String Tuning
C G D A
Double Bass String Tuning
E A D G
Arco
With the bow (after a pizz. sign)
Pizzicato (pizz)
Pluck the string with the finger
Portamento
A smooth gliding from one note to another
Sul Ponticello
Bow on or near the bridge
Sul tasto
Bow on or near the fingerboard
Tremolo
Bowing very rapidly to produce a shimmering or wavering effect
Order of Baroque Dances
Allemande, Courante, Sarabande, Gigue
Optional dances between Sarabande and Gigue
Gavotte and Minuet
Ornaments
Embellishments that serve to decorate a melodic line, adding interest and variety, allows emphasis or certain notes
Upper Mordent
Lower Mordent
Turn
Trill
Acciaccatura
Appoggiatura
Counterpoint
A kind of musical texture which features simultaneous combinations of two of more melodic lines. Music that combines independent melodies this way are considered contrapuntal
Homophonic
Music in which a primary melodic line is supported by a secondary or accompanying lines/chords
Imitation
Successive statements of the same (or similar) melody in each of the voice parts, so that one part imitates the other
Syncopation
Rhythmic shift by accenting the ‘weak’ beats in a bar
Hemiola
A variety of rhythmic device where there is a change between hearing 6 equal notes as two groups of 3 and three groups of 2