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33 Cards in this Set
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Allegretto
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Faster than andante but not so fast as allegro
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Scherzando
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Playfully
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Leggiero
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Light and delicate
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Sempre
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Always
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Grazioso
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Gracefully
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Poco
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Little
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Espressivo
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With expression
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Meno
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Less
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Andante ma non troppo
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At a walking speed but not too slowly
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Innocentemente e cantabile
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Innocent singing style
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Sempre legato
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Always smooth
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Molto cantable
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Much singing style
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Moderato
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Moderate
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Senza pedale
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Without pedal
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Dolce
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Sweetly, tenderly
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Con grazia
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With grace
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Sehr rasch
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Very playful
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Sostentuto
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Sustain
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Poco agitato
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A little bit agitated
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A tempo
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Resume normal speed
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Rall.
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Slowing down
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Henryk Pachulski
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Polish composer in the romantic era
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Carl Reinecke
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German composer in the romantic era
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Ludwig van Beethoven
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German composer in the classical and romantic era
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Jean Phillipe Rameau
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French composer in the Baroque era
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Louise Farrenc
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French composer from the romantic era
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Robert Schumann
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German composer in the romantic era
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Gigue en rondeau
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A piece written to show our imagination of an authentic performance which is why the piece is played in rondo form which is ABACABA
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Bagatelle
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A piece written to be played like a chorale with an innocent mood
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Moderato
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A piece which needs to sound like a charm. To be played relaxed and at a normal speed.
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Phatasietanz
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Fantastic dance is about the drama in the dance
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Etude
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An elegant piece which is thought if a dancer performing
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Prelude
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This song is about nature and the introduction is the glorious sunshine.
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