Rubato is a musical term meaning "free rhythm".
It is a method of speed processing, which means that when playing or singing music, the basic speed indicated on the score is maintained as a whole, while the tempo of each single beat is slightly changed. This allows some notes to be slightly longer in duration, while others are shortened to compensate for the time taken up by their extension. It is different from doing it haphazardly, the player or singer still needs to clearly maintain the basic concept of tempo.
Music terminology is a professional terminology used to guide performers in music performances, including musical elements (such as speed, expression, intensity, mode, harmony, melody, etc.), as well as musical elements. Terms for periods and genres, instruments and vocals, etc.
Music terminology can guide performers on how to handle musical works during performance, such as speed, expression, intensity, mode, harmony, melody, etc. Through these terms, performers can better understand and express musical works.
Common music terms
Pentate: refers to the five musical scales of Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng and Yu. It is an early holistic aesthetic concept in my country and is regarded by Westerners as The basic form of the entire Eastern music.
Gong Diao: In ancient times, there were six tones called Gong, Shang, Jiao, Bian Zheng, Zheng, and Yu, which are one of the basic elements of music.
dim: In music terms, it means to weaken. It is a musical intensity term, which means that when playing, the intensity of dim will gradually weaken.
d.c.: Return to the beginning (Italian: DaCapo, referred to as D.C.) is a music notation symbol that refers to playing again from the beginning, indicating that the movement will be played to the mark and then return to the beginning and repeat again.
DaCapoalCoda: Repeat from the beginning to the specified position, and then play the coda (Coda). The musician is instructed to go back and repeat the music from the beginning and continue playing until the first coda symbol is reached.