Labels:text | black and white | number | menu | font | parallel | document | receipt OCR: Accelerando (It.) Becoming quicker Adagietto (.) Somewhat faster than adagio Adagio (It. ) Slow Ad libitum (Lat.) At the performer's discretion Affettuoso (It.) Tenderly Agitato (It .) Al fine ( It .) Agitated To the end Alla breve (It.) Double the tempo (with half note as the beat) Allargando (It.) Getting slower Allegretto (It . ) Less movement than allegro Allegro (It.) Fast Andante In moderate walking speed Andantino Modification of andante, whether faster or slower is not always clear Arco (It .. With the bow (cancels pizzicato) Assai (It.) Very (used with tempo) A tempo Resume earlier tempo Attacca (It.) Continue without pause Ausdrucksvoll (Ger .) With expression Bewegt (Ger .) With motion Briet (Ger .) Largo (also, broad) Brio, con (It.) With spirit or vigor Calando (It.' Getting weaker and slower Cantabile (It.) Singing, songlike Cedez (Fr .) Col legno (It .: Slow down With the wood (of the bow) Comodo ( It.) Leisurely Crescendo (It.) Gradually getting louder (< or cresc.) Da capo (It.) Repeat from the beginning (D.C.) Del segno Repeat from the sign (D.S.) Decrescendo (It .) Gradually getting softer (> or decr.) Detache (Fr.) Broad, separate bow strokes Diminuendo (.) Gradually getting softer (> or dim.) Dolce (It.) Sweetly Dolente (It.' Sorrowful Doucement (Fr.) Gently, sweetly Empfindung, mit (Ger .) With feeling Ernst (Ger .) Serious Espressivo (It .) Expressively (espr .) Feie rlich (Ger .) Solemn, exalted Festivo Festive Fine (It .' End Flussig (Ger.) Flo wing Forte (It.) Loud (f) Fortissimo ( It .. Very loud (ff) Fuoco, con (It.) With fire Giocoso (It.) Playful Gioioso (It.) Joyous Glissando (It.) Sliding Grandezza, con (It.) with dignity, grandeur Grave (It.) Solemn, serious Gusto, con (It.) With style, taste Lacrimoso Tearful Langsam (Ger.) Slow Largamente Largo (It .) Broadly (It.) Slow, dignified tempo Legato (It .) Smooth, connected Leggiero Light Lento (It.) (It .) Slow Lo stesso tempo (It.) The same speed Lourd (Fr.) Heavy Lustig (Ger.) Merry, cheerful Maestoso Marcando, marcato (It.) Majestic Marked Meno (It.) .ess Mesto (It.) Mournful Mezza voce (It .) Half voice; in instrumental music, half volume Mezzo (It.) Half Moderato (It.) Moderate tempo Molto (It.) Verv Obbligato (It.) Indispensable part, opposite of ad libitum Parlando, Parlante ( It.) Speechlike Piacevole (It. ) Agreeable Piano Pianissimo (It.) Soft (p) ( It ) Very soft (pp) Piu (It.) More Pizzicato (It.) Plucked instead of bowed (pizz.) Poco (It.) Little Quasi (It.) As if, nearly Rallentando Gradually slowing (rall.) Rasch (Ger.) Quick Ritardando (It.) Gradually slowing (rit.) Ritenuto (It.) Immediately slower Rubato (It.) Flexible melody against an inflexible accompaniment Ruhig (Ger.) Peaceful Scherzando (It.) Play fully Schleppend, nicht (Ger.) Not dragging Schnell (Ger) Fast Segue (It. ) Continue without a break Semplice (It .) Simple Senza (It.) Without Sfor zando (It.) Sudden accent (sf.) Slentando í lt . ) Slowing down Soave (It.) Gentle Solo (It.) Alone; one player Sordino, con (It.) With the mute Sospirando ( It . ) Sighing Sostenuto Sustained ; smoothly Sotto voce (It.) In a undertone Spiritoso (It.) spirited Staccato (It .) Disconnected; opposite of legato Staff (Eng.) 5 parallel lines used in musical notation Tacet (It.) Silent Tempo (It.) Rate of speed Tempo giusto (It .) Strict time; fitting speed Tenuto (It.) Held, legato Tremolo (It.) Rapid reiteration of a single pitch Trill Rapid alternation of notes Troppo, non (Eng.) It. ) Not too much Tutt (It.) All (players) Una corda ( It. ) Use of soft pedal on piano to achieve muting Veloce (It.) Fast Vif (Fr.) Lively Vivace Quick, vivacious
