fortissimo
| In musical notation, a direction to play very loudly. |
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In the latter, she was a gale force, answering Tchaikovsky's arpeggios with quadruple pirouettes and the fortissimos with yard-high pas de chats. He is lately prone to muddy articulation and clangorous fortissimos. Today's pianists must work with plastic, wood, felt, ,copper, iron and steel to make all kinds of sounds ranging from delicate pianissimos to robust fortissimos. |
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