Hi all, when asking questions here I had often the problem on "how to say" a term that maybe (or not!) I just knew in Italian. I've found an interesting site that COULD answer the question: http://www.visualdictionaryonline.com/arts-architecture/music.php . But it's only in English (I've bought the "compact 5-language visual dictionary" hoping to find a printed multilingual edition of the web site. But, maybe because it' a compact edition, it's absent). I bought a multilingual dictionary of musical terms, and now if you ask me what's the English for "sehr laut", I can answer it's very loud, or fortissimo. But it helps only if you know how to put in your language. Shouldn’t be interesting to have a file with visual images of the "musical symbols" (notes, rests, lines, arpeggio ... and so on) with their multilingual names? Hope I've expressed myself clearly. Thanks.
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