RE: Useful expressions

[Anthony Youngman]

One I've met now and then

Tempo Primo - original tempo. Not sure whether that means starting
tempo, or the most recent marked tempo - I think I've met both
interpretations.

Cheers,
Wol

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Subject: Fw: Useful expressions

I might clarify a couple of these. Some of them have literal
translations 
 which provide a good indication of their meaning.
 
> Adagio Slow, leisurely
 Literally, 'at ease'
 
> Andante Moving with a moderate tempo
 Literally, 'walking'
 
> Con Brio with vigor and spirit
 Literally, 'with liveliness'
 
> Con Fuoco with energy or passion
 Literally, 'with fire'
 
 Stewart


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