useless trivia: What Word Means: Wiltja?

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(It.) - At a moderate pace. This term is used in other tempos (e.g. allegro moderato, implying a moderately fast pace).?

- Sets of eight-note scales inherited from ancient Greece via the Middle Ages in which they were most prevalent, although they still survive today in plainsong and folk music. At the end of the 17th century the modes had been reduced to two scales, major and minor, which we know today. Here are the modes which may be represented by scales of white notes on the piano with the names derived from the Greek system. The 'final' of a mode is the note of a cadence, or resting point, in a melody, and the 'dominant' is a reciting note.?

(It.) - Manner. In modo di, in the manner of. ?

- The shift from one key to another in composition.?

(It.) - Much, very.?