Author: JonTheReeds
Date: 2014-07-11 01:04
I'm interested to know what people do when they see espress. on a score
It implies that we normally don't play music with expression - so do we turn it on for this indication? Or do you understand it to mean "play with more expression than normal", in which case how do you achieve this and what are you doing differently?
What are you trying to express, and how do you communicate this? By varying the volume, the intensity, tempo?
What expressive tone do you use and why? Do you understand the instruction to mean that the passage should stand out from the rest of the piece, or is it blended in - in which case what does the instruction mean for you?
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