According to the New Harvard Dictionary of Music, Steve's right -- it is
Volti Subito or V.S.
In Dennis's case, I think the V.S. is necessary because there's more to
the movement to be played immediately.
David H. Bailey
On 2/2/2011 5:19 PM, Steve Parker wrote:
I almost completely 99% certain that the indication should be volti
subito not volta subito.
It should carry the force of 'Do it now'!
Steve P.
On 2 Feb 2011, at 19:58, Giovanni Andreani wrote:
wouldn't use "Volti" which means "Turn" but in a formal mode; as
matter of fact one would better express himself in Italian using "Volta"
which is the equivalent of "Turn" in simple present.
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