- - Musical climax letters
- - "1812 Overture" letters
- - Extremely loud, on sheet music
- - very loud, musically
- - Really loud, in music
- - Really, really loud, on sheet music
- - Miserable report card line
- - Really loud, on a score
- - Very loud, on a music score
- - Very loudly, musically
- - Stentorian, on scores
- - Extremely loud, in music
- - Really loudly, to Lizst
- - Very loud, on a score
- - Marking for the opening chords of 'Tosca'
- - Very loudly, to Liszt
- - Powerfully played, to Puccini
- - As loud as possible, when scoring
- - Blasting, musically
- - Very loud, to Verdi
- - Very loudly in music,
- - Bombastic score notation
- - Beethoven symphonic notation
- - As loudly as possible
- - At full volume, notationally
- - Opposite of ppp, on scores
- - Fortississimo, in scores
- - Very loudly, on a score
- - Extremely loud, on a score
- - Stentorian, in music notation
- - Loud, when scoring
- - Ultra-loud, in music
- - Very loud, in scores
- - Powerfully played, in music
- - As loud as possible, in music
- - Very loud, to Wagner
- - Very loud, to Liszt
- - Really loud, literally
- - Dramatically loud, in music
- - Really, really loud, in music
- - Opp. Of ppp, musically
- - Very loud, in music
- - Mus. abbr.
- - Direction in music.
- - Direction to the performer, in music.
- - Fortissimo: Abbr.
- - Opposite of 1 Down
- - Musical direction (abbr.)
- - Abbreviation in music.
- - Musical direction
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