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(The words appear here exactly as they appear in the score.) ab, off abdampfen, damp aber, but abnehmend, waning abreissen, break off, flag al/e(s), all allmahlich, gradually als, like, than a/ten, old am, at the an, to andern, others Anfang(e), beginning An/ angstempo, opening tempo angebunden, played at the same time Anmerkung, note anmuthig ...
Glossary of Terminology from Mahler Symphonies. [Revised and Expanded] Click on any letter which begins the phrase you are looking for. [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [Z] An dieser Stelle wirken die Posaunen, Violinen und Viol. nur im Notfalle mit, wenn es gilt den Chor vor "Fallen" zu ...
German musical terms. Definitions and advice on usage. Pronunciation help usig audio files.
Mahler Symphony No. 1, 1st movement (with rehearsal numbers) Langsam = slow Schleppend = dragging, sluggish Wie ein Naturlaut = like a sound in nature. In sehr weiter Entfernung aufgestellt (trumpets) = played in the distance (off stage) In der Ferne = in the distance (trumepts) Mit Dämpfer = with mute Der Ruf eines Kukuks nachzuahmen = like ...
Glossary of Terminology from Mahler Symphonies. [Here you will find terminology and expressions from Mahler's Symphonies. Content of the current listing are derived primarily from dictionaries and other freely available sources.] Click on any letter which begins the phrase you are looking for.
This document provides a glossary of German musical terminology used in Mahler's 2nd Symphony with translations and explanations. It includes terms for dynamics, articulation, instrumentation, techniques, and instructions for tempo, expression, and performance.
DICTIONARY OF MUSICAL TERMS. ABBREVIATIONS, denoting the language in which the terms are written or from which they are derived: F., French; G., German; Gé., Greek: H., Hebrew; I., Italian; L., Latin; S., Spanish; Pi., Plural. A. A, the alphabetical name given to the sixth note of the scale of € in ascending.
