Definition: The Italian musical phrase a piacere indicates that some aspects of a song – such as tempo or dynamics – may be decided by the performer; lit. “to your pleasure/at will.”See rubato.Also Known As:
ad libitum (Latin) a piacimento; a bene placito (It) à plaisir; à volonté (Fr) nach Gefallen; nach Belieben; frei im Vortrag (Ger)
Pronunciation:
R
More Italian Musical Terms:
(rall.) rallentando (M.S.) mano sinistra tempo primo a tempo di menuetto allegro
Definition: The Italian musical phrase a piacere indicates that some aspects of a song – such as tempo or dynamics – may be decided by the performer; lit. “to your pleasure/at will.”See rubato.Also Known As:
ad libitum (Latin) a piacimento; a bene placito (It) à plaisir; à volonté (Fr) nach Gefallen; nach Belieben; frei im Vortrag (Ger)
Pronunciation:
R
More Italian Musical Terms:
(rall.) rallentando (M.S.) mano sinistra tempo primo a tempo di menuetto allegro
Definition: The Italian musical phrase a piacere indicates that some aspects of a song – such as tempo or dynamics – may be decided by the performer; lit. “to your pleasure/at will.”See rubato.Also Known As:
ad libitum (Latin) a piacimento; a bene placito (It) à plaisir; à volonté (Fr) nach Gefallen; nach Belieben; frei im Vortrag (Ger)
Pronunciation:
R
More Italian Musical Terms:
(rall.) rallentando (M.S.) mano sinistra tempo primo a tempo di menuetto allegro
Definition: The Italian musical phrase a piacere indicates that some aspects of a song – such as tempo or dynamics – may be decided by the performer; lit. “to your pleasure/at will.”See rubato.Also Known As:
ad libitum (Latin)
a piacimento; a bene placito (It)
à plaisir; à volonté (Fr)
nach Gefallen; nach Belieben; frei im Vortrag (Ger)
(rall.) rallentando
(M.S.) mano sinistra
tempo primo
a tempo di menuetto
allegro
