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sforzando
[ sfawrt-sahn-doh; Italian sfawr-tsahn-daw ]
adjective
- with force; emphatically.
sforzando
/ sfÉ”ËˈtsÉ‘Ëndəʊ; sfÉ”ËˈtsÉ‘Ëtəʊ /
adjective
- to be played with strong initial attack sf
noun
- a symbol, mark, etc, such as >, written above a note, indicating this
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of sforzando1
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of sforzando1
Example Sentences
Octaves in contrary motion smoked with ferocity in the Hindemith, and sforzandos in the Beethoven reintroduced audiences to the elemental wildness of a composer of repertory standards.
And “Hoe-Down†ends with three emphatic sforzando notes that flow without a pause in Peck’s dance into three soft ones, in a logical key change, at the start of “Appalachian Spring.â€
Figure 1.83: The performance of an accent depends on the style of music, but in general, sforzando and fortepiano accents involve a loud beginning to a longer note.
They go through the whole movement, those trills, then the cluster chords with sforzandos, then you have a pianissimo progression.
The heroic opening heralded a propulsive interpretation, guided by hemiola rhythms but emphasized in mighty sforzando accents and thrillingly veering dynamics.
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