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Conducting
Terminology
Question | Answer |
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a due | to be played by both, as by first and second flute |
avec | with |
colla parte | with the other part; often refers to accomodating the soloist at that place in the score |
come prima | as before |
con | with; seen in other forms as a contraction with the article in Italian |
en dehors | out in front of; means the part so marked should be projected through the ensemble; it must be heard |
erstes mal | the first time |
etwas | somewhat |
forte possible | as loud as possible |
frappe; frapper | the downbeat; to beat a time |
gleich | quickly |
glissez; glisser | slide; to slide |
immer | always |
l'istesso | the same |
marcato | marked, accented |
meno | less |
mezzo | half |
modo | style, manner |
morendo | dying away |
moto | motion |
muta | change |
ohne | without |
ossia | otherwise |
petit | little |
piacere, a piacere | at pleasure |
piu | more |
ripieno | similar to tutti |
sans | without |
schnell | quick, rapid, presto |
scordatura | tuning contrary to the normal |
sec, secco | dry, very short |
segue | follow |
sehr | very |
senza | without |
smorzando | suddently dying away |
sotto voce | in an undertone, soft voice |
stentato | labored |
stimme | a single voice or part in the score |
strepitoso | noisily |
strisciando, strisciato | legato motion, smooth |
subito | suddenly |
troppo | too much |
tutti | the whole ensemble |
unisoni | in unison |
accelerando | gradually increasing the tempo |
ad libitum | at liberty |
affrettando | excitedly, increasing the tempo |
a punto | exactly in rhythm |
langsam, langsamer | slow, slower |
rubato | varying the note values within the rhythm, not strictly as written |
stretto | condensing, accelerating the tempo |
stringendo | accelerating the tempo |
tacet | silent; usually means the particular instrument does not play in that movement of the work |
taglio | a cut |
takt | the time, the measure, rhythmically; sometimes, an accenting of the first beat in the measure |
tempo rubato | not strictly in tempo |