Is there a difference between 'decrescendo' and 'diminuendo'?
2020年6月8日 · There is some discussion about whether Franz Schubert used the two terms to mean slightly different things, 'diminuendo' being a 'decrescendo' combined with a slight slowing down. Otherwise the two terms are used completely interchangeably.
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If you want a fadeout to a certain point in both dynamic and tempo, this is a good marking to use. You could mark ritard. and dimin. which would get you a very similar result, but Calando is a way of getting across both a diminuendo and a ritardando without marking ritard. or dimin. Calando literally means to calm down.
Enhancing the effect of Crescendo/Diminuendo in musescore
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meaning of the small circle at the end of the decrescendo?
2023年1月24日 · Came across this variety of decrescendo in a vocal piece our choir is working on. 3 in the 13-page piece, all in the space of 3 bars, early in the piece, 2 of which are shown here.
composition - Notation for rapid diminuendo - Music: Practice
2022年5月2日 · I am writing a part for strings and I want a rapid (but not instant) diminuendo across one bar from forte to total silence by the end of the fourth beat. I had four possibilities in mind for conveying this to the players: Just writing the words molto dim. Adding a hairpin beneath the bar with the word molto just above the hairpin.
What do back-to-back crescendo-decrescendo ("<>") markings …
2021年1月30日 · They signify, in the case of the 'closed accent', a more marked and longer accent than the norm; in the case of the 'closed crescendo', a crescendo that ends abruptly in a sforzato emphasis; in the case of the 'closed diminuendo', a sforzato that immediately trails off into a diminuendo
What do crescendo/diminuendo marks mean when no …
In the first page we have a solo verse. It starts mpand then builds to mf over one bar. But then in the bottom line we drop to p... But then the bottom line and top of page two we drop and build wh...
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2016年2月13日 · This type of notation ("let ring" or the indications in some of the other answers) only makes sense for instruments that have an intrinsic decay. For instruments that sustain, voice, bowed strings woodwinds etc. it would make more sense to indicate the diminuendo to silence explicitly as per Brian Chandler's answer.
Ritardando, Rallentando, and Allargando - Music: Practice
2015年4月18日 · Three common musical markings for gradual slowing down are ritardando, rallentando, and allargando. How do these differ from each other in interpretation and execution? For example, I was taught many
Why crescendo or decrescendo over one long note in piano music?
2016年6月1日 · To me it's more about what that final chord should be (a more subito ppp) and that the previous F major chord shouldn't diminuendo(!). Most achieve this affect by cheating – crescendo early from the C major to the F major, which then naturally "sustains" the crescendo effect, and then disproportionately sudden ppp on the final resting chord ...