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Una cordaSoft pedal.
UnisonSinging or playing the same notes by all singers or players, either at exactly the same pitch or in a different octave.
Un peuA little. Used with other words, e.g. un peu piano.
Un pocoA little.
UpbeatOne or more notes occurring before the first bar line, as necessitated by the text for the purpose of desirable accent. The unaccented beat of a measure.
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Belwin Pocket Dictionary of Music: Music Theory Dictionary
By Dr. William Lee
Students may purchase a copy for home use at cost
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