Word of the Day

Pianissimo - very soft

Piano - soft

Mezzo Piano - medium soft

Mezzo Forte - medium strong

Forte - strong

Fortissimo - very strong

Crescendo - gradually louder

Diminuendo - gradually softer

Forte Piano - start loud, get suddenly soft

Sforzando - strong, sudden emphasis

Subito - suddenly, immediately

Molto - much, very

Poco - a little

Poco a poco - littly by little, bit by bit, gradually

Lento - slow

Largo - broadly

Larghetto - rather broadly

Adagio - slow and stately

Andante - at a walking pace

Moderato - at a moderate pace

Alegretto - fairly fast

Allegro - fast

Presto - very fast

Vivace - quick and lively

Accelerando - gradually speeding up

Ritardando - gradually slowing

Ritenuto - hold back, slowing more quickly than ritardando

Allargando - gradually slowing

A Tempo - back to the tempo (after a change)

Tempo Primo - back to the original tempo of the piece

Meno Mosso - less motion (slower)

Piu Mosso - more motion (faster)


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