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The terms in the Music (dynamics, tempo and expression)

DYNAMIC SIGNS is a sign of weeks to declare loud, soft of a song sung. Dynamic Signs Examples:

   1. f (forte) = hard
   2. ff (fortissimo) = very hard
   3. fff (fortissimo assai) = hard as possible
   4. mf (mezzo forte) = setemgah hard
   5. fp (forte piano) = start with hard and soft followed
   6. p (piano) = soft
   7. pp (pianissimo) = very soft
   8. ppp (pianissimo possibile) = as soft as possible
   9. mp (mezzo piano) = half-soft

SIGNS OF CHANGES IN DYNAMICS:

    * Diminuendo (dim): softening
    * Perdendosi: softened up missing
    * Smorzzande: little by little lost
    * Calando: reducing hardware
    * Poco a poco: little by little or slowly
    * Cresscendo: loud gradually
    * Decrsescendo: gradually softer

SIGN TEMPO is a sign that diguakan to show fast or slow a song should be sung. A. SIGNS FAST TEMPO:

   1. Allegro: fast
   2. Allegratto: rather rapid
   3. Allegrissimo: faster
   4. Presto: very fast
   5. Presstissimo: as soon as possible
   6. Vivase: quick and cheerful

B. MEDIUM TEMPO ALERTS:

   1. Moderato: medium
   2. Allegro Moderato: fast medium
   3. Andante: slowly
   4. Andantino: not quick enough

C. SLOW TEMPO ALERTS:

   1. Largo: slow
   2. Largissimo: slower
   3. Largeto: bit slow
   4. Adagio: very slow soulful
   5. Grave: very slow sad
   6. Lento: very slow connect-relationships.
In addition to the primary term, sometimes of a songwriter make changes or additions to another term with a specific suffix. The common method used as follows:

    * Merging two terms, eg Allegro Vivace, which means faster than the Allegro, but less than VIVACE
    * Adding another term. The words that are used as follows:
          o Con Amore: with love
          o Conbrio: with life
          o Con fiesta: the festive
          o Con espressione: with feeling
          ° Con dolore: sadly
          o Con mastoso: with great
            For example, the term became Adagio con Adagio maestoso

    * Adding the suffix "etto" meaning slightly, and suffix "issimo" which means very. For example, if the allegretto, which means rather quickly and allegrissimo which means very fast.


EXPRESSION In the musical expression of a trait or state specific soul song. The nature or soul is expressed in a term that describes a feeling that permeates the song as a whole. These terms are written in Italian, among others:

   1. Marciale or Marcia
   2. Maestozo
   3. Con expressionne
   4. Dolce
   5. Religioso
   6. Etc.

PERMATA / CORONA is a signal to add a count according to taste.

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