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39 Cards in this Set

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accelerando
gradually faster
ritardando
gradually slower
calando
slower and softer
allargando
slower and broadening
rallentando
slackening, gradually slower
smorzando
slowing and softening to nothing
dolce
sweet and soft
cantabile
singing, flowing
sotto voce
in an undertone
martellato
hammered
pesante
heavy, ponderous
leggerio
light, delicate, graceful
affettuoso
affection and tendernes
perdendosi
dying away, diminish in volume, rhythm, and tone
incalzando
in pressing/chasing manner
marcato
marked
allegro
lively/quick
allegro con brio
lively/quick with vigor, spirit
allegro vivace
lively/quick and brisk
allegro comodo
lively/quick but comfortable
allegro molto
very lively/quick
allegretto grazioso
a little quick, graceful, cheerful
piu mosso
more movement
allegro non troppo
moderately lively
l'istesso tempo
at the same speed
piu lento
more slowly
allegro maestoso
lively/quick, majestically, stately
allegro con fuoco
lively/quick with fire
andante con moto
walking pace with motion
vivace assai
very lively/brisk
tempo giusto
in strict time
agitato
agitated
pulse
a continuous undulating action which impels the music performance to its conclusion. its essence is destination and follow through.
rhythm
a detail of pulse - any regulated movement with strong and weak beats
tempo
organization of rhythm and pulse at a certain speed. regulates all elements of rhythm and phrasing.
how to produce tone? (5 things)
1. imagine tonal possibilities
2. vary your key speed
3. use percussive/non-percussive touches
4. consider different pitch, loudness, and duration
5. use pedal
how often should a piano be tuned? (5 things)
1. how well built is the instrument?
2. how solidly is it tuned?
3. how stable is the humidity environment?
4. how sensitive are your ears?
5. how deep are your pockets?
how to set the tempo extremes for a fugue?
how fast can you play the hard parts reasonably clearly, how slow can you play the slow parts and still have meaning?
also slower if the texture is thicker or a lot of diversions/changes in the flow
components of an interpretation
experience (doing/listening)
musicality (innate talent)
understanding (the background, form and HARMONY, and rhythmic structure.)