pianissimo

IPA: pˈiʌnɪsɪmoʊ

noun

  • A dynamic sign indicating that a portion of music should be played pianissimo.
  • A portion of music that is played very softly.

adverb

  • (music) To be played very softly.
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Examples of "pianissimo" in Sentences

  • XXII and thus is marked pianissimo.
  • Dissonant pianissimo chords close the work.
  • Her pianissimo singing can be lovely, indeed.
  • Every note counts, even at an extreme pianissimo.
  • Such a stop was sometimes called a pianissimo stop.
  • It ends on a series of trills that calm down to pianissimo.
  • Crusell was also greatly admired for his pianissimo playing.
  • Pianissimo sections would sound incredibly bad and noisy without it.
  • He was particularly noted for the quality of his tone and his pianissimo .
  • First of all, he has a complete control from forte to pianissimo on any note.

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