- to
display the performer's technique,
sometimes at
considerable length calando Falling away, or
lowering (i.e.
getting slower and quieter; ritardando...
- and
Calando I had
produced 180
States Premium daughters.
Calando I is the
damsire of Carthago, Canturo, Cascavelle, Lord Z and Lord
Calando.
Calando II...
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Allargando –
growing broader;
decreasing tempo,
usually near the end of a
piece Calando –
going slower (and
usually also softer)
Doppio movimento /
doppio più...
- a
slight quickening of
speed in
ascending p****ages, for instance, and
calando on
descending phrases.
Ignacy Jan
Paderewski says that
tempo rubato relies...
- both was
Inspiral in 2021.
Leading jockey (6 wins):
Frankie Dettori –
Calando (1998),
Teggiano (1999),
White Moonstone (2010),
Lyric of
Light (2011)...
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Italian term
Literal translation Definition Calando quietening Becoming softer and
slower Crescendo growing Becoming louder Decrescendo shrinking Becoming...
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Pharmaceuticals NCT01617967 CALAA-01 RRM2
Cyclodextrin NP
Solid tumours I
Active Calando Pharmaceuticals NCT00689065 TD101 K6a (N171K mutation)
Naked siRNA Pachyonychia...
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Carthago is a son of the
Holsteiner stallion Capitol I and the mare Perra, by
Calando I.
Carthago is the sire of
Mylord Carthago and
Electra van't Roosakker...
-
Insert Therapeutics, Inc., now
Calando Pharmaceuticals, Inc., is a
medical research company that uses
nanobiotechnology specializing in
therapeutic agents...
- obbligato. (1980) I. Raragramma; II. L’enfant prodige; III. Paganini; IV.
Calando symphony. Score: Ricordi.
World premiere: 20
October 1979 (Fabbriciani...
