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cre·scen·do [krɪˈʃendəʊ] SUBST

crescendo

crescendo m

crescendo (gradual increase)

crescendo (the loudest point)

višek m

to reach a crescendo

to reach a crescendo

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The development of just 30 measures ends with a crescendo leading directly to the recapitulation. en.wikipedia.org

Every sound has been meticulously, lovingly crafted; every twist, turn, modulation and crescendo plotted with extreme precision, and, in places, to startling effect. en.wikipedia.org

All these innovations allowed a seamless crescendo from "pianissimo" all the way to "fortissimo", something never before possible on the organ. en.wikipedia.org

There's no denying that it's romantic what with church bells pealing, complicated violin arrangements and a chorus which all reach a crescendo in the finale. en.wikipedia.org

Plaque fissuringthe cause of acute myocardial infarction, sudden ischaemic death, and crescendo angina. en.wikipedia.org

This concerto for conductor uses music and narration to illustrate the conductor's role and the basics of crescendo, diminuendo, accelerando, ritardando, legato and staccato. en.wikipedia.org

This was later changed to a more upbeat tune, ending in a more noticeable crescendo. en.wikipedia.org

As the noise of singing, drumming and cheering rises to a crescendo, each young man must stoically endure a flogging to demonstrate his manhood. en.wikipedia.org

A gradual crescendo leads into a dramatic woodwinds and strings section. en.wikipedia.org

He has an ability not only to respect, but to make musical sense of, dynamic markings and the indications of crescendo and diminuendo.... en.wikipedia.org

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