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It is a dynamic marking, indicating that a passage should be played very quietly.

A brief lesson in music dynamic markings:

Fortissimo (ff) = Very Loud

Forte (f) = Loud

Mezzo-forte (mf) = Medium Loud

Mezzo-piano (mp) = Medium Soft

Piano (p) = Soft

Pianissimo (pp) = Very Soft

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15y ago

In music, pianissimo is written as "pp" and it means very soft.

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14y ago

it means to be seally soft and is written as PP.

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13y ago

"Very softly", or even "as soft as possible".

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Pianissimo means to play "as softly as possible".

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12y ago

pianissimo means SUPER SOFT, piano means soft, mezzo piano means medium piano, mezzo forte means medium loud, forte means loud, fortissimo means SUPER LOUD.

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12y ago

A lowercase italicized p

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12y ago

Very soft

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