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The Italian word "pianissimo" tells the performer to play A. very fast B. very softly C. very loudly D. very slowly

The Italian word "pianissimo" tells the performer to play A. very fast B. very softly C. very loudly D. very slowly
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The Italian word "pianissimo" tells the performer to play

A. very fast
B. very softly
C. very loudly
D. very slowly

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B. Very softly. Hope that helps
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User Jmduke
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B the word pianissimo means slowly
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