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LOANWORDS OF ITALIAN MUSIC History of the English Language Wendy Chuang Jessica Tsao

A cappella  Etymology: (Italian) a cappella  Meaning: 1. without instrumental accompaniment (originally applied to choral music) 2. (chiefly U.S.) regarded as a genre of popular music UcdY&feature=related

Opera  Etymology: (Italian) opera  Meaning: a dramatic musical work in which singing forms an essential part, chiefly consisting of recitatives, arias, and choruses, with orchestral accompaniment

Piano  Etymology: French origin; Italian “ pianoforte ” or “ forte- piano ”  Meaning: 1. a kind of musical instrument 2. U.S. slang (African-American usage) - spare ribs (white rib- bones suggest piano keys)

Tuba  Etymology: (Latin and Italian) tuba  Meaning: 1. the largest and lowest-pitched brass instrument 2. (Malay) poison that is made out of root 3. (Arabic) a mythical tree growing in the Muslim paradise

Soprano  Etymology: (Italian) from sopra, meaning above  Meaning: 1. the highest singing voice in women and boys GPxk8n0aE 2. The Sopranos( ): Italian-American, Mafia

Tempo  Etymology: (Italian) tempo  Meaning: 1. time (literal translation) the speed of a piece of music (definition) 2. rate of activity; pace (non-musical senses)

Bravo  Etymology: (Italian) bravo  Meaning: 1. a cry of approval as from an audience at the end of great performance 2. desperado, assassin, hired killer

Bravo  bravo ---> male, singular  brava ---> female, singular  bravi ---> male, plural  brave ---> female, plural.

Da Capo (D.C.)  Etymology: (Italian) da capo  Meaning: 1. from the head (literal translation) 2. the performer to go back to the beginning (capo) (definition)

Da Capo (D.C.)  Da Capo al Fine (D.C. al Fine): repeat from beginning to the end   Da Capo al Coda (D.C. al Coda): repeat from beginning to an indicated place and then play the tail part (the coda).

Andante  Etymology: (Italian) andare (to go)  Meaning: 1. walking (literal translation) 2. informs Moderately slow, flowing along (definition) 

Andante  ABBA : Andante, Andante om/watch?v=1zwbAR Wt8is om/watch?v=1zwbAR Wt8is  Super Junior – Andante om/watch?v=iGt- Kpi5oCA om/watch?v=iGt- Kpi5oCA

Forte  Etymology: (Italian) forte  Meaning: 1. strong (literal translation) 2. loud (definition)  Mistaking with French forte (both are from Latin fortis)

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