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| more motion; increase tempo |
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| "under the voice"; in a soft voice |
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| change; usually to indicate a change in tuning of an instrument or a change from one instrument to another (ex. flute to piccolo) |
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| at the performer's pleasure |
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| empty. cut, indicated by vi...at the beginning of the cut and ...de at the end of the cut |
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| expressive flexibility of tempo |
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| muted french horn, using hand, indicated by a + |
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| dry, simple. In percussion - dampen, do not let ring. |
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