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Are the words andante, ritardando, allegro, fine, and con brio used to describe a musical scale?
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Are the words andante, ritardando, allegro, fine, and con brio used to describe a musical scale?

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nope, just used for diction :)
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no, they are all relating to speed, feeling and fine just means end (after a DS or a DC)
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