[DOC] [TLE] J! Archive - Show #5102, aired 2006-11-14 [PAR] Nov 14, 2006 ... From Radio City Music Hall in New York City. ... Accelerando means the music is 
getting faster; crescendo means it's getting this... [DOC] [TLE] A Basic List of Musical Terms and Symbols [PAR] Symbol, Name, What it means. cresc. crescendo, growing louder ... accel. 
accelerando, growing faster ... or ten. tenuto, hold the note for its full value. or 
trem... [DOC] [TLE] Accelerando - definition of accelerando by The Free Dictionary [PAR] Define accelerando. accelerando synonyms, accelerando pronunciation, 
accelerando ... getting gradually faster ... Want to thank TFD for its existence? [DOC] [TLE] Accelerando ( Accel.) - Musical Definition - 8Notes [PAR] Music Glossary Accelerando ( Accel.) ... marking poco or molto: poco 
accelerando means 'get a little faster', whilst molto accelerando means 'get much 
faster'. [DOC] [TLE] Tempo Terminology - Music Dictionary [PAR] Doppio movimento, Twice as fast; usually used in conjunction with Common time 
changing to Cut ... pressez, French term for "quicken"; same meaning as 
accelerando ... erroneously interpreted as a combination of accelerando and 
crescendo. [DOC] [TLE] Musical Dictionary! Piano Terms and Definitions. Dictionary for ... [PAR] accelerando  becoming faster (usually abbreviated: accel.). See also: ... This 
slowing down in tempo is usually accompanied by a crescendo. The idea ... This 
means that the music is songlike (with a clear singing melody) and therefore 
reminiscent of an aria. The most ... calando  decreasing in speed and getting 
softer. [DOC] [TLE] Glossary of musical terminology - Wikipedia [PAR] This is a list of musical terms that are likely to be encountered in printed scores, 
music reviews, ... "no restriction", used in con alcuna licenza to mean (play) with 
some freedom in the .... calando: Falling away, or lowering (i.e. getting slower 
and quieter; ritardando along with diminuendo); calma: Calm; so con calma, 
calmly. [DOC] [TLE] best accelerando - Progressive Rock Music Forum - Progarchives [PAR] Ok, we have a topic about best crescendo, meaning getting louder. What about 
best accelerando, meaning... ... What about best accelerando, meaning getting 
faster? And I don't mean artificial accelerando via a .... yes, it is an accelerando: 
the tempo increases its speed: listen to it again. [HEADPINS - LINE... [DOC] [TLE] Musical Terms - Shine Music School [PAR] Accelerando (accel.) ... Allegretto - moderately fast; slightly slower than allegro ... 
Calando - getting softer and slower ... Crescendo (cresc.) ... (fermata) - musical 
symbol placed over a note or rest to be extended beyond its normal duration ... a 
less strong accent placed above or below the note meaning that it is to be 
stressed... [DOC] [TLE] CDP Glossary of Musical Terms Target="glossmustext" [PAR] Accelerando means getting faster. ... During an accelerando, this tempo 
increases. ... During a crescendo, the music gradually becomes louder. ... overall 
organising idea of a composition, its 'commanding form' as Susanne Langer says
, or its... [DOC] [TLE] Buderim Male Choir Music Signs & Terms [PAR] Staccato  a dot under or over the note means that it is short and detached. 
Accent  this sign ... Diminuendo (or decrescendo)  gradually getting softer. 
Time signature ... Short for accelerando, which means gradually get faster. Short 
for ... A tenuto sign  which means held for its full value, and often a little more. 
Double dot. [DOC] [TLE] Musical Terms: The Classic FM musical dictionary - classicfm.com ... [PAR] Oct 20, 2014 ... Accelerando - ... Meaning the music should be played at a walking pace. Not too 
fast or slow. ... A lively piece of music, usually free in its form and short. .... For 
example, 'poco a poco crescendo', meaning, getting louder... [DOC] [TLE] Musical Terms - MusesRealm.Net [PAR] Accelerando, Gradually get faster. Adagio, Quite slow ... Ritardando, Gradually

Question: Accelerando means the music is getting faster; crescendo means it's getting this
Answer: louder