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Sforzando may
refer to:
Sforzando (musical direction), in
musical notation to play a note with sudden...
-
emphasize or play
louder compared to
surrounding notes) is with sforzando,
sforzato,
forzando or
forzato (abbreviated sfz, sf, or fz) ("forcing" or "forced")...
- effect,
subito often precedes it as sfz (subito forzato/forzando, sforzando/
sforzato). The
interpretation and
execution of
these markings are at the performer's...
- very
infrequently and
would be
specified with
additional fs.
Sforzando /
Sforzato (subito forzando/forzato)
Literally "suddenly forced",
denotes an abrupt...
-
section players (e.g.,
violin and cello), such as détaché, legato, staccato,
sforzato, martelé ("hammered"-style), sul ponticello, sul tasto, tremolo, ****cato...
- Gattinara, made in the
provinces of
Novara and
Vercelli respectively, and
Sforzato,
Inferno and S****ella made in Valtellina. Negroamaro: the name literally...
- on the label. Additionally,
there is an
Amarone style DOCG wine
called Sforzato (Sfursat). In the
lower part of the Val Poschiavo, the
valley in the Graubünden...
- from its
opening strong sforzato accent to
rapidly increase its
volume and comp****
until ending abruptly on a
strong sforzato climax.
Musicologist Hugo...
-
turbulent variation marked fortissimo as well as "sempre
staccato e
sforzato." The
sforzatos are
indicated in the music. VII and VIII Are
markedly quieter variations...
- (literally "half soft") and
mezzo forte (mf) for
moderately loud,
sforzando or
sforzato (sfz) for a
surging or "pushed" attack, or
fortepiano (fp) for a loud attack...
