Largo is slower than Lento. Odd because Lento actually means Slow so
you'd think that would be the one, whereas Largo means broad.
I do not know whether Largo/Lento and Presto/Veloce are equivalent pairs
or not. There were also some German terms given which were a small subset
of the
James == James Allwright [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
James 1. Musical terms would be better put in a new field (I think q: has been
James suggested) than added to the existing Q: field. Possibly N: would be
James acceptable.
No, it wouldn't. N: is used for notes. I use it for
