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| "In the manner of the chapel". Music sung without instumental accompaniment |
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| return to the original tempo after some deviation |
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| symbol used to raise or lower a given pitch by 1 or 2 semi-tones, or to cancel a previous sign or part |
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| to the end, generally used after a repetition |
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| a tempo marking indicating quick, double time; ie 2/2 instead of 4/4 with the ha;f note rather than the quarter note as the beat |
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| slightly slower than allegro, often implying lighter texture and character as well |
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| once more, but a little slower |
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