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Speed? of? â of the holdTranquillo? of? â of musicTenuto (dieci.) safely, the issue? of? â calmlyTre the ropes of the pedal to the left and springs? of? â rope of the muchUne? of? â Too of the piano (with three strings) also depresses the pedal to the left and springs of the livelyVivo? of? â Vivace of the piano (with a string) - livelySigns: - accent; attach importance vigorously game [respectively, marked with a strong accent, emphasis and taking normal] - the music or the transition between the dots is to be symbol of music still played? of? â (to stop) provided over a note or rest to be extended beyond the normal link slur or duration, indicating that the note is played or sung continuous, uninterrupted, with the total value of the notes slur, a group of notes can be played in single blow dell'arco (string), or without retonguing (wind), or a breath (to sing), so that the notes are moving smoothly with no perceptible marking the metronome of the fracture, indicating the speed at which a party must be played, 60 crotchets to lower up-bend (arc of folded? of? â instrument is pushed through the string); ascending auction (the? of? of â guitar string is caught with the hand that moves upward) - down-bow (arc of folded? of? â instrument is pulled through the string); down-stroke (the? ? Of? Â guitar string is caught with his hand reaching down) - less than a strong emphasis has ordered above or below the meaning of the note that must be asked as strong but once marked as> orwritten by Janet Yun www.shinemusic.com.au by teachers of piano, the saxophone, violin, singing, drums, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, flute and the clarinet

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