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1
Q

A due

A

to be played by both, as by first and second flute

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2
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Colla parte

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With the other part, often refers to accommodating the soloist at the place in the score.

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3
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Come prima

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Like the first time

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4
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Come sta

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Exactly as written; do not change anything

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5
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En dehors

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Out in front of; means the part so marked should be projected through the ensemble.

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6
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Erstes Mal

A

The first time.

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7
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Etwas

A

Somewhat

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8
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Forte possible

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As loud as possible

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9
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Frappe; frapper

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The downbeat; to beat time.

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10
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Gleich

A

Quickly

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11
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Glissez

A

slide

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12
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Immer

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Always

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13
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L’istesso

A

The same; used usually with the word tempo, meaning that the new part should be in th same tempo as the preceding part.

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14
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Meno

A

less

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15
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Mezzo

A

Half; usually mezzo voce, softly, as if whispered

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16
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Modo

A

Style; motion

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17
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Morendo

A

dying away

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18
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moto

A

Motion

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19
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Murkey bass

A

Broken octaves, lower note coming first

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20
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Muta

A

Change; usuallly read muta in ________, meaning change the instruments to the pitch designated. most often with timpani and F horn.

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21
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Ohne

A

without

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22
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Ossia

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Otherwise, often refers to a simplified part-otherwise- do it so

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23
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Partitur

A

The score

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24
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Petit

A

Little

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25
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Peu

A

A Little

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26
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Piacere

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At pleasure

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27
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Pieno

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Full

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28
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Piu

A

More

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29
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Pult

A

Desk, music stand

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30
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Ripieno

A

Similar to tutti. it distinguishes the accompanying instruments from the soloist

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31
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Ruhig

A

Tranquil

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32
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Schnell

A

Quick

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33
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Schiolto

A

Fluently

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34
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Scordatura

A

Tuning contrary to the normal, addressed to the strings

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35
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Sec, secco

A

Dry, very short, no after-ring

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36
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Segue

A

Follow, continue in the same manner

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37
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Sehr

A

Very

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38
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Senza

A

Without

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39
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Smorzando

A

Suddenly dying away

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40
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Sotto Voce

A

In an undertone, soft voice

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41
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Spianar la cove

A

With smooth voice

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42
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Stentato

A

Labored

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43
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Stimme

A

A single voice or part in the score

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44
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Strepitoso

A

noisily

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45
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Subito

A

Suddenly

46
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Troppo

A

Too much

47
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Tutti

A

The whole ensemble

48
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Unisoni

A

In unison

49
Q

Vide

A

A cut Vi…de

50
Q

Virgula

A

The old term for baton

51
Q

Voci Pari

A

Equal parts

52
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Accelerando

A

Gradually increasing in tempo

53
Q

Ad Libitum

A

At liberty; take time; permit liberties

54
Q

Affrettando

A

Excitedly, increasing the tempo

55
Q

A Punto

A

Exactly in rhythm

56
Q

Con alcuna licenza

A

with some license; not perfectly rhythmic

57
Q

Etwas langsamer

A

somewhat slower

58
Q

Im Takt

A

In Tempo

59
Q

Langsam, Langsamer

A

slow, slower

60
Q

Massig

A

Moderato

61
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Pressando

A

Hurrying. pressing forward

62
Q

Rhythme

A

Rhythmic feeling emphasized

63
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Stretti

A

Condensing, accelerating the tempo, not stricly as written

64
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Stringendo

A

Accelerating the tempo

65
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Suives

A

Follow; usually refers to following the soloist who may take liberties

66
Q

Tacet

A

Silent; usually means the particular instrument

67
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Taglio

A

A cut

68
Q

Takt

A

The time, the measure, rhythmically; sometimes, an accenting of the first beat in the measure

69
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Tempo Perdito

A

Unsteady Tempo

70
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Tempo Reggiato

A

Regulate the tempo

71
Q

Tempo rubato

A

Not strictly on the beat

72
Q

Zurckhalten

A

Ritard

73
Q

Agogic

A

General term for modifying the tempo in favor of expression

74
Q

Am Steg

A

Played with a light bow-stroke very close to the bridge so the quality of the tone us shimmering

75
Q

A punto d’arco

A

At the point of the bow

76
Q

Archet

A

bow, with the bow

77
Q

arco

A

bow, with the bow

78
Q

Col legno

A

With the stick of the bow; usually performed by striking the bow on the strings

79
Q

Con sordini

A

with mutes

80
Q

Dampfer

A

mute

81
Q

First treble

A

first soprano

82
Q

Second treble

A

Second soprano

83
Q

Legno

A

wood (of bow)

84
Q

Otez

A

Remove (mute)

85
Q

paukenschlagel

A

the timpani stick

86
Q

ponticello

A

light tone near the bridge so upper partials sound in the tone

87
Q

sordino

A

mute

88
Q

spitze

A

point of the bow

89
Q

steg

A

bridge

90
Q

stimmung

A

the tuning

91
Q

sulla tastiera; sul tasto

A

On the fingerboard; a command to bow the string just over the end of the fingerboard for a light, flutelike tone.

92
Q

sur la touche

A

On the fingerboard

93
Q

Sur le chevalet

A

on the little wooden horse; bowed very close to the bridge

94
Q

sur une corde

A

on one string

95
Q

ton bouche

A

stopped tone in french horn playing

96
Q

coperti

A

covered, muffled

97
Q

etouffe

A

dampened

98
Q

laisser vibrer

A

to let it ring

99
Q

nadel

A

mit dem- played with a knitting needle

100
Q

schwam

A

aus- mode of sponge, soft stick

101
Q

scordate

A

tuned, no snares

102
Q

secoue

A

rubbed, struck

103
Q

skin

A

membrana, peau, fell, parche

104
Q

with

A

con, mit. avec

105
Q

wire brush

A

spazzole, brosso, scacolo di ferro, cepillos metal, rute

106
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without

A

sans, ohne, senza

107
Q

snares

A

timbres, cordes,schnarren

108
Q

play on the rim

A

au ribord, al cerchio

109
Q

play on edge

A

au bord, am rand

110
Q

close to the rim

A

pres de rebord

111
Q

at the center

A

au centre, au amilieu

112
Q

played with the thumb

A

avec la pouce, mit dem daumen.