Mixed Bag 2 Flashcards
Pochettino, Poch.
Rather Little
Loco
At The Normal Pitch (Used Often To Cancel An 8va Direction)
Lunga
Long (Lunga Pausa: Long Pause)
Doppio Movimento
Twice As Fast
8va
Octave
Play An Octave Higher - Symbol
Play An Octave Higher. NbVaMay Be Omitted
Play An Octave Lower - Symbol
Play An Octave Lower. NbVbMay Be Omitted Or Even Replaced WithVa
Alla Breve
With A Minim Beat, Equivalent To 2/2, Implying A Faster Tempo Than The Note Values Might Otherwise Suggest
Volta
Time (Prima Volta– First Time,Seconda Volta– Second Time)
En Dehors
Prominent (A Direction To Make A Melody Stand Out)
Simile / Sim.
In The Same Way
Ritenuto / Rit.
Held Back
Staccato / Stacc.
Detached
Retenu
Held Back (En Retenant– Holding Back, Slowing A Little)
Attacca
Go Straight On To The Next Section Of Music
Da Capo / D.C.
Repeat From The Beginning
Dal Segno / D.S.
Repeat From The Sign
Rinforzando, Rf, Rfz
Reinforcing
Smorzando, Smorz.
Dying Away In Tone And Speed
Tosto
Swift, Rapid (But Often Used In The Same Sense AsTroppo)
Volante
Flying Fast
Mässig
At A Moderate Speed
Schnell
Fast
Staccatissimo
A Wedge Sign Above Or Below The Notes Indicates Super-Staccato, Played As Briefly As Possible And Possibly Accented
Semi-Staccato
Dots Inside A Slur Over Or Below The Notes Mean The Notes Should Be Slightly Separated, But Less So Than Notes With Ordinary Staccato
Marcato
Over Or Under The Notes Means Accented And Slightly Separated
Tenuto
Over Or Below The Note Means The Note Is Given A Slight Pressure
Adagietto
Rather Slow (Faster ThanAdagio)
Ad Libitum, Ad Lib.
At Choice, Meaning That A Passage May Be Played Freely
Agitato
Agitated
Crescendo / Cresc. /
Gradually Getting Louder
Decrescendo / Decresc.
Gradually Getting Quieter
Diminuendo / Dim. /
Gradually Getting Quieter