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it much easier.

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French folk-tune

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" mp means ´moderately soft'. ThelItalian term is mezzo piano.
If youshould meet acrocodile Pauline Hall
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in his smile, be care-ful not to stroke him. For as he sleeps up - on the Nile he
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thin-ner. And when you meet the croC-0-dile he's rea-dy for his din-ner! (gulp!)
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The 'qulp' note is a low C. It is the second one below middle C.
" ff (fortissimo) means 'very loud'.
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Sometimes composers use the word rescendo or cresSC.
getting graduallylouder.
word
getting gradually softer.
Sometimes composers use the diminuendo or dim.

Marching past

Merry-go-round Pauline Hall

1 2 3

mp

4 3

5 5
3 2 2

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