Phrasing Symbols

 

 

 

Breath mark

 

A mark placed above the stave where the composer requests

that the performer break the musical line and breathe,

producing a desired phrase shape.

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Crescendo

(Italian) Increasingly loud (cresc.)

 

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Decrescendo

(Italian) to get gradually softer (decresc.)

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Dynamic Symbols

 

Dynamic Mark

 Mark indicating that the dynamic level of a piece should gradually or suddenly change.

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Fermata

(Italian) musical symbol placed over a note

or rest to be extended beyond its normal duration

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Glissando

 (Italian) A rapid scale produced by sliding the finger from one note to another.

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Metronome Mark

An indication of the speed at which a piece is to be played,

in this case 66 quarter notes per minute

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Duration of the note symbol on the left (as applied in the section to follow)

 is the same as the duration of the note symbol on the right

 (as applied in the section just finished).

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Sustain

Note(s)  held over.

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