b2mem | B2MeM 2018: March 4 Prompt

Fanwork:
Today's fanwork prompt is a bingo card using musical terms. Choose just one or use them all, fill rows, or make patterns--in short, use the card however you want! Definitions of terms and a screenreader-friendly text-only card can be found beneath the cut.

Musical Terms Bingo Card

Affrettando Hurrying, pressing onwards	Aubade A morning song	A niente To nothing; indicating a diminuendo which fades completely away	Ostinato Obstinate, persistent (i.e. a short musical pattern that is repeated throughout an entire composition or portion of a composition)	Ma non troppo But not too much
Dolcissimo Very sweetly	Bellicoso Warlike, aggressive	Restez Stay (i.e. remain on a note or string)	Scherzando Playfully	Giocoso (Italian: jocular, cheerful) is sometimes found as part of a tempo instruction to a performer, as in allegro giocoso (‘fast and cheerful’).
Declamando Solemn, expressive, impassioned	Rubato Rubato (Italian: stolen) is a direction to the player to employ a measure of freedom in performance.	FREE SPACE	Fuoco Fire; con fuoco: with fire, in a fiery manner	Leitmotif A theme or fragment used to represent a person, action or idea
Fanfare A fanfare is a flourish of trumpets or other similar instruments, used for military or ceremonial purposes, or music that conveys this impression.	Parlando Like speech, enunciated	Andante (Italian: walking) is used to indicate that the music should be played at walking pace.	Estinto Extinct, extinguished (i.e. as soft as possible, lifeless, barely audible)	Barcarolle (Italian: barcarola) is a boating-song, generally with a characteristic swaying rhythm.
Mano sinistra [Played with the] left hand	Lacrimoso or lagrimoso Tearfully (i.e. sadly)	Piano Gently (i.e. played or sung softly)	Cadence A melodic or harmonic configuration that creates a sense of resolution	Silenzio Silence (i.e. without reverberations)