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 Largement?
Author: Stephanie 
Date:   2001-01-03 14:57

Does anyone know what largement means? Thanx!

Stephanie
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 RE: Largement?
Author: Don Berger 
Date:   2001-01-03 15:33

In Italian, largementE, means broadly, fully [in my terms booklet]. Don
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 RE: Largement?
Author: Ken Shaw 
Date:   2001-01-03 16:30

It means get a lot slower and a little louder.
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 RE: Largement?
Author: Hiroshi 
Date:   2001-01-05 01:57

It is a French word. Pronunciates somewhat like 'la-ru-ju-man'. 't' is soundless.
Unlike English the accent generally exists in the latter part of a word.
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 RE: Largement?
Author: Don Berger 
Date:   2001-01-05 18:14

Yes , Hiroshi, I'm sure there is an equivalent word to the American-English "enlargement" in every language to describe a very common action-result. My musical terms booklet gives it as It. [with an E on the end] which is the only way I've seen it as a musical marking. Nuff said?? Don
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