G3 Terms Flashcards

(56 cards)

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sforzando

A

a strong accent;

sudden increase in volume

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octave number

8 or 15 above/below a clef raises/lowers the intended pitch range by 1 or 2 octaves respectively

(not neutral clefs)

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5
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largamente

A

broadly

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larghetto

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rather broadly

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7
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prestissimo

A

extremely fast,

or as fast as possible

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8
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calando

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getting softer and slower

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9
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forte-piano

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loud then immediately soft

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con moto

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with movement

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morendo

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dying away

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agitato

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with agitation

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14
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attacca

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go on at once

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animato

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with animation

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tranquillo

A

calmly

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con anima

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with feeling

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con brio

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with spirit

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con grazia

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with grace

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con forza

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with force

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21
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dolce

A

soft and sweet

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22
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risoluto

A

with resolution

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23
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ben marcato

A

well marked

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24
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main droite

M.D.

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right hand

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main gauche

M.G.

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left hand

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ad libitum

A

at pleasure, quite freely

27
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opus

A

a work or group of works

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***une corda***
with the soft pedal; ## Footnote literally, with one string
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***tre corda***
release the soft pedal; ## Footnote literally, with three strings
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***loco***
at the normal pitch; ## Footnote generally after playing an octave higher/lower
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***M.M.*** ***"Maelzel's metronome"***
means there are to be 120 crotchets to the minute ## Footnote (The metronome is an apparatus which can be adjusted to beat time at various speeds. Maelzel is usually considered the inventor, and Beethoven probably the first composer to mark his compositions with metronome speeds.)
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broadly
***largamente***
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rather broadly
***larghetto***
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extremely fast, or as fast as possible
***prestissimo***
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loud then immediately soft
***forte-piano***
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a strong accent; ## Footnote sudden increase in volume
***sforzando***
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with movement
***con moto***
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getting softer and slower
***calando***
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dying away
***morendo***
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with agitation
***agitato***
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go on at once
***attacca***
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with animation
***animato***
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calmly
***tranquillo***
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with feeling
***con anima***
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with spirit
***con brio***
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with grace
***con grazia***
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with force
***con forza***
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soft and sweet
***dolce***
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with resolution
***risoluto***
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well marked
***ben marcato***
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octave number; ## Footnote 8 or 15 above/below a clef raises/lowers the intended pitch range by 1 or 2 octaves respectively (not neutral clefs)
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right hand
***main droite*** ***M.D.***
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left hand
***main gauche*** ***M.G.***
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with the soft pedal; ## Footnote literally, with one string
***une corda***
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release the soft pedal; ## Footnote literally, with three strings
***tre corda***
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at pleasure, quite freely
***ad libitum***
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at the normal pitch; ## Footnote generally after playing an octave higher/lower
***loco***
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a work or group of works
***opus***
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means there are to be '120' 'crotchets' to the minute ## Footnote The metronome is an apparatus which can be adjusted to beat time at various speeds. Maelzel is usually considered the inventor, and Beethoven probably the first composer to mark his compositions with metronome speeds.
***M.M.*** ***"Maelzel's metronome"***