A direction in music; to be played very softly.
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Examples for "pianissimo "
Examples for "pianissimo "
1 This is precisely what Rubinstein did, and his pianissimo was a whisper.
2 She has an astonishing gift for singing pianissimo , and she can act.
3 To mark your own 'March Wind' pianissimo and then play it fortissimo.
4 He played the octaves in the A flat Polonaise with infinite ease but pianissimo .
5 The band is playing a passage in the middle of Mendelssohn's Dead March pianissimo .
1 Then he spoke very softly , almost a whisper: Hear me out, please.
2 Not before;' and he shut the trap in its face very softly .
3 He slipped out of bed very softly and dressed in the dark.
4 Going in silence to the piano, she began to play very softly .
5 Down it came very softly , and the slave-camp was open to them.
6 She stroked his hair very softly and waited until the sobs ceased.
7 Your lips this morning confided the secret very softly to my fingers.
8 She closed the door very softly upon me, and left me alone.
9 I waited till she was calm again, then I inquired very softly :
10 The music went on very softly , but there was no other sound.
11 When I looked up again she was crying very softly to herself.
12 She spoke very softly and quietly, but she looked queer and excited.
13 At last she said, very softly , with a kind of still solemnity:
14 He spoke after a moment very softly , almost as if to himself.
15 May I go in to her if I will step very softly ?
16 He moved a piece, then looked up again and spoke very softly .
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