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accelerando
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accelerando Music
1. (to be performed) with increasing speed
2. an increase in speed


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Bepler's spacious, fretful composition--all orphaned plucks, drones, accelerandos, and martial percussion--underwrote a series of characteristically allusive rituals.
The postman rings twice: Martin Herbert and Daniel Birnbaum on "Il ... by Herbert, Martin; Birnbaum, Daniel / Artforum International
; it builds the dynamics smoothly and sensitively, and all the rubatos, ritardandos and accelerandos are logical and delicate.
Antonin Dvorak by Reittererova, Vlasta / Czech Music
Issues such as balance, voicing, shaping of phrases, rhythmic steadiness and accuracy, variety of articulation, planning of dynamic shadings and pacing of ritardandos and accelerandos, all need to be discussed in a young pianist's musical development.
Teaching vs. coaching emphasis: on musicianship building vs. ... by Leung, Jackson / American Music Teacher
 
 
 
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