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accelerando (or accel.)

gradually getting quicker

adagio

slow

allegretto

fairly quick (but not as quick as allegro)

allegro

quick (literally 'cheerful')

andante

at a medium ('walking') speed

cantabile

in a singing style

crescendo (or cresc.)

gradually getting louder

da capo (or D.C.)

repeat from the beggining

dal segno (or D.S.)

repeat from the sign

repeat from the sign

decrescendo (or decresc.)

gradually getting quieter

diminuendo (or dim.)

gradually getting quieter

fine

the end

(= forte)

(= forte)

loud

(= fortissimo)

(= fortissimo)

very loud

legato

smoothly

lento

slow

mezzo

half

(= mezzo forte)

(= mezzo forte)

moderately loud (literally 'half' loud)

(= mezzo piano)

(= mezzo piano)

moderately quiet (literally 'half' quiet)

moderato

moderately (allegro moderato: moderately quick)

(= piano)

(= piano)

quiet

(= pianissimo)

(= pianissimo)

very quiet

poco

a little

rallentando (or rall.)

gradually getting slower

ritardando (or ritard. or rit.)

gradually getting slower

ritenuto (or riten. or rit.)

held back

staccato (or stacc.)

detached

tempo

speed, time (a tempo: in time)

= crescendo (gradually getting louder)

= decrescendo (gradually getting quieter)

over different notes = slur
over same notes = tie

8va

= ottava (octave)

(over a note or notes): perform an octave higher

(under a note or notes): perform an octave lower

a dot over or under a note = staccato

over or under a note = accent

over or under a note = pause on note

repeat marks - at the second sign, go back to the first sign and repeat the music from there (the first sign is left out is the music is repeated from the beginning)

72 crotchet (quarter-note) beats in a minute (M.M. is short for Maelzel's Metronome)