It means mezzo piano, literally translating to "medium soft".
Piano is Italian for soft/quite which means too play the piano softly, then there mezzo piano, medium soft, and pianoisimo, very very soft. There of lots of other Italian terms used in music.
It is ether matzo piano ( medium soft) or matzo forte (medium loud).
Is is a notation for amplitude in music between Piano and mezzo forte Scale: FFF <--Loud FF F mF mP Mezzo Piano P PP PPP <--Weak
Very soft.
It means mezzo piano, literally translating to "medium soft".
Piano is Italian for soft/quite which means too play the piano softly, then there mezzo piano, medium soft, and pianoisimo, very very soft. There of lots of other Italian terms used in music.
mezzo piano.
It is ether matzo piano ( medium soft) or matzo forte (medium loud).
Medium: makeup of the performance medium/apparatus (instrumentation:specific instruments and/or voices); size of the performance medium (number of individual parts; number of performers per part).
It mean's how loud or soft your music is... soft meaning quiet.
Is is a notation for amplitude in music between Piano and mezzo forte Scale: FFF <--Loud FF F mF mP Mezzo Piano P PP PPP <--Weak
Very soft.
Whenever you are reading dynamics in music, you can use these rough translations:mezzo - mediumforte - loudpiano- softSo to answer your question, mezzoforte has both mezzo (medium) and forte (loud) in it so you know that it should be played or sung with a medium loud volume.
Dynamics refer to how loud or soft a piece of music is.
It is a dynamic marking, indicating that a passage should be played very quietly.A brief lesson in music dynamic markings:Fortissimo (ff) = Very LoudForte (f) = LoudMezzo-forte (mf) = Medium LoudMezzo-piano (mp) = Medium SoftPiano (p) = SoftPianissimo (pp) = Very Soft
It means "moderately soft".