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Verb
/krəˈSHendō/,
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crescendos, plural;
  1. Increase in loudness or intensity
    • - the reluctant cheers began to crescendo
Noun
  1. A gradual increase in loudness in a piece of music

  2. A passage of music marked to be performed in this way

  3. The loudest point reached in a gradually increasing sound
    • - Deborah's voice was rising to a crescendo
  4. A progressive increase in force or intensity
    • - a crescendo of misery
  5. The most intense point reached in this; a climax
    • - the negative reviews reached a crescendo in mid-February
Adverb
  1. With a gradual increase in loudness
    • - a short crescendo kettledrum roll
  1. (music) a gradual increase in loudness
  2. gradually increasing in volume
  3. grow louder; "The music crescendoes here"
  4. In music, dynamics normally refers to the volume of a sound or note, but can also refer to every aspect of the execution of a given piece, either stylistic (staccato, legato etc.) or functional (velocity). ...
  5. Crescendo is the third album by the Brazilian rock band Ultraje a Rigor, released in 1990.
  6. Crescendo are a Liverpool based Electronic Pop band. The band are made up of duo Dan Akerman (keyboard, synthesiser and guitars) and Jonson Walker, (guitars, keyboards and vocals). The band have enjoyed live success and have received radio play.
  7. is an adult Japanese visual novel developed by Digital Object and released in Japan for the PC on September 28, 2001. A 'Full Voice Version' of the game was released in Japan on July 25, 2003, including full voice acting (apart from the protagonist) and extended scenarios for each character. ...
  8. Rock-paper-scissors is a hand game played by two or more people. The game is known by many names, including rock-scissors-paper, paper-rock-scissors, paper-scissors-rock, fargling, cachi-pún, scissors-paper-rock/stone, quartz, parchment, shears, jan-ken-pon, janken kauwi-bauwi-bo, камень-ножницы ...
  9. The Crescendos were an early American rock and roll group from Nashville, Tennessee.
  10. (Crescendos) The act of raising the volume of a beat for certain duration of time. Crescendos are used to build energy, and transition songs from one style to the next. Crescendos take a lot of control with your dynamics, something every drummer should be aware of.
  11. Crescendo (cresc.) means to gradually become louder, and is indicated by the sign:
  12. Obstacles and degrees of conflict encountered by the protagonist grow increasingly intense.
  13. a reminder to the performer that he has been playing too loudly.
  14. or cresc. (It.) – "growing" – Play gradually louder than previously. (cf. diminuendo, dynamics).
  15. growing; i.e., progressively louder (contrast diminuendo)
  16. Gradually getting louder.
  17. An increase of volume. It can happen quickly, as when a performer plays a single note and makes it suddenly louder, or it can happen gradually, as when volume increases incrementally over many bars. From Act III of Berg's Wozzeck:
  18. Another term for rhetorical climax. See climax, rhetorical, above.
  19. To become gradually louder. Also a term for swell shutters, louvers, or other mechanisms which control sound volume. * Antonym: decrescendo, the gradual decreasing of volume or intensity of music.
  20. ('cresc') – Get gradually louder. Also indicated by 'hairpins' in a "<" shape.
  21. The dynamic effect of gradually growing louder, indicated in the musical score by the marking "<".
  22. The last two songs in the collection, while different, are well used as a set. They also require the most subtlety to perform, but the effort is worth it.
  23. An instruction to make the music get louder.
  24. An increase in dynamics that builds up over some length of time.
  25. Italian dynamic marking meaning to gradually get louder.