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rallentando's Usage Examples:

) Ritardando – slowing down gradually; also see rallentando and ritenuto (abbreviations:.

1900-1950 specifies three types of rubato used at that time: accelerando and rallentando, tenuto and agogic accents, and melodic rubato.

a rallentando).

not appear at all in the original lyrics, is sung twice at the song's rallentando climax.

note with the effect of temporarily slowing down the tempo (rubato or rallentando).

The tempo is then gradually slowed down, rallentando.

three times, the last one, in 6/4 time, even five times, slowing down (rallentando).

in range and in intensity, then gradually softens and, after a "molto rallentando", reaches the final long chord.

Slowing down; decelerating; opposite of accelerando (same as ritardando or rallentando) deciso Firm declamando Solemn, expressive, impassioned decrescendo (decresc.

A coda repeats alleluia two more times, rallentando to Lento, and gradually softened to pp, ending on a soft six-part long.

In the succeeding section a strongly marked rallentando was achieved, which made for a pleasing contrast when the livelier tempo.

fermatas, many tenuto signs, and specific rubato instructions such as rallentando and a tempo.

Complex variation includes "accelerando" and "rallentando".

[{allegro ˈfæst allegro}] lento Slow speech [{lento ˈsloʊ lento}] crescendo, rallentando, and other musical terms may also be used.

coda is slow and fortissimo without the possibility of a final massive rallentando.

rallentando's Meaning':

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Synonyms:

ritardando; ritenuto; decreasing; rit.;

Antonyms:

increasing; augmentative; maximising; progressive; acceleratory;