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Something that looks like a large "less-than" sign (<) under a certain section of the chart. Sometimes these will be accompanied by dynamic markings such as mf to ff or something like that.

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15y ago

The symbol for a crescendo is a bigger version of this : < (Size depends on how long the crescendo lasts.) Crescendos can also be notated with the abbreviation "cresc."

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13y ago

It is a longer version of this sign "<" depending on how long the crescendo needs to go for or how loud the music gets, and can also be represented by the term "cresc."

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11y ago

It is a large ">" spread out over the area of music where it gets softer.

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11y ago

The Decrescendo or Diminuendo symbol is like the Crescendo symbol, but reversed. It looks like the "bigger than" sign in math (>).

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