Pronouncing Dictionary of Musical Terms

How to say it as well as what it means: every Italian, German and French musical term of 1896, respelled phonetically for the student.

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Anmuthig (Ger.) – Ardito (It.) (ar-dee-to)

Anmuthig (Ger.)

Sweetly; gracefully.

Anwachsend (Ger.) (an-vach-sent)

Swelling; crescendo.

Appassionamento (It.)

With strong passion or emotion.

Appassionatamente (It.)

Impassioned.

Appenato (It.) (ap-peh-nah'-to)

Distressfully.

Applicatur (Ger.) (ap-plee-ka-toor')

The fingering of a musical instrument.

Appoggiando (It.) (ap-pod-je-an'-do)

Leaning upon; suspended notes.

Appoggiato (It.)

Retardations; syncopations.

Arco (It.)

The bow.

Ardente (It.) (ar-den-teh)

Ardent; fiery.

Ardente (Fr.) (ar-dongt)

Ardently.

Ardito (It.) (ar-dee-to)

Ardently; boldly.

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