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1.
becoming slower and softer; dying away.
adverb
2.
in a slower, softer manner.
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Calando
is always a great word to know.
So is quarter note. Does it mean:
| note equivalent to one fourth of a whole note |
| rest equal in time value to a quarter note |
Origin:
‡ 1850–55; < Italian: slackening < Latin calandum, gerund of calāre to let down < Greek chalân to loosen, slacken
‡ 1850–55; < Italian: slackening < Latin calandum, gerund of calāre to let down < Greek chalân to loosen, slacken
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