Sentences

calando in a sentence

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Definition

Calando (adverb): a musical term indicating a gradual decrease in volume or intensity.

Sample Sentences

  1. The orchestra began calando, gently reducing the volume as the piece approached its conclusion.
  2. As the singer's voice faded calando, the audience was left in a poignant silence.
  3. The conductor signaled for the final passage to be played calando, creating a sense of longing.
  4. In the last movement, the melody beautifully calando left listeners captivated.
  5. The pianist skillfully executed the calando, allowing the notes to drift away like whispers.
  6. During the performance, the calando effect added an emotional depth that resonated with everyone.
  7. She played the final chords calando, evoking a bittersweet farewell from the crowd.
  8. The sound of the waves calando on the shore provided a serene backdrop to their conversation.
  9. With each verse calando, the poem's imagery became more haunting and evocative.
  10. The film's score utilized calando to enhance the dramatic tension in the climactic scene.

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