i dunno the gender of the forum parrot.. what is the gender skylark? male or female?
you are really a music theory addict, skylark!
nice thread and idea!
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then the forum parrot went to a place called DOLORE/DOLOROSO, he/she walked GRIEFly because he/she felt SORROWFUL because actually the parrot want to wear a clothes
i dunno the gender of the forum parrot.. what is the gender skylark? male or female?
you are really a music theory addict, skylark!
nice thread and idea!
i dunno the gender of the forum parrot.. what is the gender skylark? male or female?
you are really a music theory addict, skylark!
nice thread and idea!
QUOTE(my_broken_reeds @ Nov 16 2007, 08:56 AM) 
nice thread and idea!
Well thanks, my broken reeds, but I'm afraid I wish I'd never started it!!!
I thought it was a really good way of remembering Triumphale in connection with "suck seed" (succeed) until I tried to find Triumphale in my theory books, music encyclopaedias and various web sites, and couldn't find it anywhere as a term. As a description yes, eg Marche Triumphale, Marche Slave etc, but not as a theory term. So if anyone writing performance directions for G6+ writes Triumphale, because they've remembered it from here, I'm concerned that it may be wrong
There again it may be right, but I'm going to stick to learning from the ABRSM books from now on! QUOTE(my_broken_reeds @ Nov 16 2007, 08:56 AM)
you are really a music theory addict, skylark!
I think you may be right!
The Forum Parrot was calle ALLEGRO because of his BRIGHT plumage and LIVELY movement
Hahaha great idea!!! 
The forum parrot was called AMABILE because he was always so AMIABLE and PLEASANT whenever he was invited to Jungle dinner parties....
Skylark - I remember 'senza' because of 'La Senza' shop too haha!!
The forum parrot was called AMABILE because he was always so AMIABLE and PLEASANT whenever he was invited to Jungle dinner parties....
Skylark - I remember 'senza' because of 'La Senza' shop too
haha!!
The forum parrot arrived out of nothing in a huge CRESCENDO and by the end was making a loud sound. After all that was his FORTE
The Forum Parrot was called Grazioso because he liked to play gracefully.
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I thought it was a really good way of remembering Triumphale in connection with "suck seed" (succeed) until I tried to find Triumphale in my theory books, music encyclopaedias and various web sites, and couldn't find it anywhere as a term
I'm sure I have seen "triomphale" French as a music term. In Italian, it would be written "trionfale". HTH.
The forum parrot was called Energico as he woke up "with energy" this morning.
the Forum Parrot was PAS VITE because he had used most of his energy up in the morning. How TRES DOUX
The forum parrot was called SEMPRE STACCATO because he ALWAYS lived in a DETATCHED house.
The forum Parrot was LANGSAM UND RUHIG. He had a headache, so the best he could be was SLOW and PEACEFUL
In view of his hangover, the Forum Parrot decided that instead of Christmas this year, he was going to celebrate MODMAS - taking the festivities at a MODERATO or MASSIG pace. (He didn't bother incorporating the French term, since it's well known that the French can't even say "moderate" without making it "tres modere").
The forum parrot was FUOCO because he was on FIRE
QUOTE(Babybird @ Nov 26 2007, 04:48 PM)
The forum parrot was FUOCO because he was on FIRE
After being on fire for such a long time the forum parrot was CALANDO and was slowly dying away....
The forum parrot was called Dolce, as when he sang it was tweet, sorry sweet.
QUOTE(fsharpminor @ Nov 14 2007, 09:45 AM)
Perdendosi is definitely to do with getting lost but in the sense of fading away. Perdendo is the Italian verb for losing, as also the French verb Perdre (to lose) and therefore Perdu (Lost).
I do actually have a theory book at home which says 'getting lost' for Perdendosi.
Beethoven uses it a few times in his Violin/Piano sonatas.
So it's OK to not know where you are in the music and fumble about for a few bars while you find your place if it is marked Perdendosi
I think I need a lot of that then.
The forum parrot was con sordino for someone had rendered it mute by temporarily taping up its beak! 
QUOTE(clavicembalo @ Jul 7 2010, 05:31 PM)
The forum parrot was con sordino for someone had rendered it mute by temporarily taping up its beak!
The RSPCA will be along in a minute with terms like that!
QUOTE(Fran*Piano @ Jul 7 2010, 05:49 PM)
QUOTE(clavicembalo @ Jul 7 2010, 05:31 PM)
The forum parrot was con sordino for someone had rendered it mute by temporarily taping up its beak!
The RSPCA will be along in a minute with terms like that!
The forum parrot was furioso at having his beak taped up!
QUOTE(clavicembalo @ Jul 7 2010, 07:23 PM)
QUOTE(Fran*Piano @ Jul 7 2010, 05:49 PM)
QUOTE(clavicembalo @ Jul 7 2010, 05:31 PM)
The forum parrot was con sordino for someone had rendered it mute by temporarily taping up its beak!
The RSPCA will be along in a minute with terms like that!
The forum parrot was furioso at having his beak taped up!
It made him so bewegt that he tapped his beak at the cage doppio movimento
QUOTE(Fran*Piano @ Jul 7 2010, 05:49 PM)
QUOTE(clavicembalo @ Jul 7 2010, 05:31 PM)
The forum parrot was con sordino for someone had rendered it mute by temporarily taping up its beak!
The RSPCA will be along in a minute with terms like that!
The forum parrot was rescued by the RSPCA man and, as he no longer lived with his cruel but musical owner, had to sing A CAPELLA, leaving his ex-owner regretful and TRAURIG.
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