Home search TagCloud guest book management? What percussion instruments are downloaded from the stand-alone game network? What are the cracked versions of keyboard instruments downloaded from Aoi sora movies and Aoi sora movies? 2010-12-47: 8:17 piano score symbol collection instrument name collection "$" (there should be two dots on both sides of this symbol, I can't find it in WORD, find a similar one) to be used with other symbols, indicating that repetition starts here. When setting, first move the cursor to the repeated place and select "Segno", that is, the first item "$". "φ" (this symbol should also have a horizontal line to find a similar filling) should be used in combination, indicating that it passes through the middle part of these two symbols when repeating. When setting, set the "tail" (the second item) at the beginning of crossing, and set the "tail" at the end of crossing. "Cod" means go here and repeat from "$". "Fin" means to get here, then repeat from "$" and end with fine. "Cod" means to repeat from the beginning after arriving here. "Fin" means to repeat from the beginning after arriving here and finish with fine. "Good" marks the end of the song. The ending is usually used with repeated symbols. For example, for the piano piece "Dream Wedding", the usage of repetition marks should be as follows: from the beginning to the marked place, repetition to the previous $ place, and from $ place to the symbol marked Coda. In addition, To codaφφ refers to jumping directly to φ coda after calling la, si, do, re and mi from D.S. tenor, tenor baritone baritone baritone sharp tenor symbol, flat tone signature natural (symbol) standard number staff, staff A, B, C, D, E, F and G. Sol Gclef, treble clef, bass clef, tenor clef, alto clef clef minim halfnote, quarter note, quarter note, beauty note, beauty note and beauty note. 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Lyrical soprano, dramatic soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor drama tenor drama tenor baritone bass solo (singing) duet duet ensemble (group) stage theater, Nationalism, Anti-Impressionism, Anti-impressionism, Realism, Sequencing in Rococo Baroque Classical Romantic Impressionism Music in the Drama Renaissance Primitivism, Primitivism, Primitivism, Expressionism, Micro-extremism, Differentialism, Neoclassicism, Structuralism, Concrete Music, Accidentalism, Accidentalism, Minimalism, Ellipsis (Concise), Pointillism, Monophonism, Monophonism, Polyphony, counterpoint, Program, Music Title, Music, Absolute Music Similar to the pedal, translated into Chinese: similar to the pedal (meaning, use the pedal as before) like-po-co-a-po-co-cresc. Gradually strengthen piu, more. Accento, sudden strength, overweight sf Sforzando, sudden strength, overweight fz forzatoo, sudden strength, overweight reinforcement, sudden strength, overweight fp Forte piano. Adagio adagio adagio adagio adagio adagio adagio adagio adagio adagio adagio adagio adagio adagio adagio adagio. Allegro Assai Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Allegro Piu Allegro faster, Meno Allegro faster, Piu mosso faster, Poco apoco gradually accelerated accel rado = Accel gradually accelerated Ritardando=rit. Gradually slow down Rallentando = Rall. Gradually slow down the original speed of a rhythm, slow down the original speed primo=Tempo, slow down the original speed, slow down the excitement, excitement Anim ato full of energy, enthusiasm, enthusiasm, brilliance, gorgeous song like a song Con brio brilliant Con moto active, faster Con spirito energetic Dolce sweet, gentle Doloroso sad, Sad Energiaco worked hard to strengthen Espressivo expressive solemn extremely slow Grazioso elegant Legato sleek Leggiero brisk Maestoso solemn Marcato strengthened a lot, even Morendo gradually disappeared. Scherzando's humorous Sostenuto sound should continue. Suddenly, ten. =tenuto, try to keep your voice quiet and calm. If you step on the left pedal, 8va appears at the top of the score, which is an octave higher. If it appears at the bottom of the score, it is a low octave. Other commonly used symbols, such as Led, are short and oblique and need to be short and light to pop up. Piano score symbol set 2009-11-1612:18-intensity symbol-pp pianissimo weakest PP Piano weak mp Mezzo piano weak mf Mezzo forte strong ff Fortissimo strong cresc. Decline de rescindo fade dim Diminue ndo fade poco slightly, slightly Coda related repeated marks: Note that whether stepping on the pedal or releasing the pedal, the front of the sole should stick to the pedal. Poco apoco generally implies that your sentences and places that need to be influenced are many and long, and there is usually a long paragraph behind them. This blog is set by the author, and no new comments are allowed.