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| Slightly slower than Allegro |
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| Slightly faster than Andante |
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| With vigor/spirit/brilliance |
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| Two different names for the same pitch (C# and D-flat) |
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| Play smoothly; connect the notes |
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| Play the first note, then the note below, then back to the first note. |
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| Indicates the chronological order when a composer's music was written |
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| Major and minor keys with the same letter name (like C Major and c minor) |
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| Musical sentence (at least 4 measures long) |
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| Play suddenly loud; a sudden accent |
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| Continue in the same style |
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| Play the note slightly louder than the others |
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| Release the left/soft pedal |
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| Press down on the left/soft pedal |
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| No specific key or tonality |
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| Two different keys at the same time |
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| Each voice exactly imitates the melody of the first voice |
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| Two different names for the same pitch, like C-sharp and D-flat |
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