DICTIONARY OF MUSICAL SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS PWM

Discover the fascinating world of music with our comprehensive dictionary! Ideal for both beginners and experienced musicians looking to expand their knowledge. This handy guide is an indispensable tool for analyzing scores, studying composition, and interpreting musical works. Immerse yourself in the richness of terminology and understand musical notation like never before!

• Over 2000 explained terms in five languages
• Alphabetical list of abbreviations of instrument names
• Assignment of tempo markings to the metronome scale
• Names of notes on the keyboard in different languages
• Compact format - ideal to take with you
• PWM Publishing House - guarantees quality and reliability

Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne (PWM) is a renowned music publishing house with a long tradition, specializing in the publication of sheet music, textbooks and books on music. It is known for its high-quality editions and attention to detail, making it a trusted source of knowledge for musicians around the world. By choosing PWM publications, you can be sure that you are using materials prepared by experts.

The PWM Dictionary of Musical Symbols and Abbreviations is an excellent tool for anyone who wants to explore the secrets of musical notation. Thanks to it, you will understand the meaning of each symbol and abbreviation, which will allow you to freely read and interpret scores. Whether you are a music school student, a musicology student, or simply a music enthusiast, this dictionary will be an invaluable aid in your musical journey.

This compact dictionary contains explanations of over 2000 words, phrases and abbreviations in five languages: Italian, French, English, German and Latin. In addition, you will find an alphabetical list of abbreviations of instrument names used in scores, an assignment of basic tempo markings to the metronome scale, and the names of notes on the keyboard in German, English, French and Italian. A comprehensive source of knowledge that you should always have on hand.