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Very, Very Loud
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Very Loud
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Loud
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Medium Loud
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Medium Soft
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Soft
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Very Soft
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Very, Very Soft
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Suddenly Soft
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Suddenly Loud
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Gradually Get Louder
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Gradaully Get Softer
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Separates measures of music indicated by the time signature
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Indicates the conclusion of a composition
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Tells the performer to take a breath
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Precisely defines the tempo of the music
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Slow the tempo down gradually
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Connects different notes to create a phrase
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Two notes with the same pitch are sung as a single note
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The note should be played shorter than its written value
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The note should be played at its full value; adds emphasis
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A note, chord, or rest is sustained longer than its written value
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A pause during which time is not counted
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A note should be sung louder, or with harder attack
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Enclose a passage that is to be played more than once.