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tenderness [Italian, tenderness] A directive to a musician to perform the indicated passage of a composition with tenderness. This term is typically used with the Italian word con (meaning "with") as in con tenerezza, "with tenderness".

A treble clef is a symbol that you use when writing music in order to show that the notes on the staff are above middle C.

Definitions of treble staff. a clef that puts the G above middle C on the second line of a staff. synonyms: G clef, treble clef. type of: clef. a musical notation written on a staff indicating the pitch of the notes following it.

1. Low, under. 2. Under the Helmholtz Octave Designation System, a name applied to the octave which extends from C1 two octaves below the bass clef staff to B1 one octave below the bass clef staff.

sotto voce • \sah-toh-VOH-chee\ • adverb or adjective. 1 : under the breath : in an undertone; also : in a private manner 2 : very softly - used as a direction in music.

Adagio, a tempo marking, indicating that music is to be played slowly, or a composition intended to be played in this manner.

High notes can naturally pop out in a mix. However, too much treble, and your bright sound might quickly turn to a harsh sound. Conversely, too little treble can make your song sound weak, creating an airy sound quality.

treble is the higher notes. bass is the lower notes, so increasing treble increases the volume of the higher notes and tones, just like increasing bass increases the volume of the lower notes and tones.

On reflection, it is interesting that the notation evolved into a stave of just five lines. A mixed choir has a comfortable range of around 40 semitones and a modern piano has 88 keys and yet a five-line stave is sufficient to convey any one of those possible pitches.

Clefs are the symbols on the grand staff that indicate the names of the notes on the staves. The treble clef shows all notes that are above middle C, and the bass clef shows all notes that are below middle C. The pitch names for the lines of the treble clef are E-G-B-D-F, or 'Every Good Boy Does Fine.

A number of popular songs that share the same chord progression can also be sung together as counterpoint. A well-known pair of examples is "My Way" combined with "Life on Mars". According to pianist András Schiff, Bach's counterpoint influenced the composing of both Mozart and Beethoven.

The Theory & the Rules Counterpoint begins with the cantus firmus, or the fixed melody. The counterpoint is then composed against, note for note (point against point), the cantus firmus. In its simplest form, first species counterpoint is a single note against a single note.