Musical direction is a set of instructions given to performers to indicate the tempo, style, and volume of a piece of music. Agitato (7 letters) is a direction to play in a fast and agitated manner. PIANO (5 letters) is a direction to play softly. Tacet (5 letters) is a direction to remain silent. Adue (4 letters) is a direction to play with a gradual decrease in volume. LENTO (5 letters) is a direction to play slowly. Piu (3 letters) is a direction to play with more expression. LOCO (4 letters) is a direction to play in a lively manner. Poco (4 letters) is a direction to play with a slight decrease in volume. DOLCE (5 letters) is a direction to play sweetly. LARGO (5 letters) is a direction to play in a broad and dignified manner. MOLTO (5 letters) is a direction to play with great expression. SEGUE (5 letters) is a direction to continue without pause. Sopra (5 letters) is a direction to play above the staff. Tanto (5 letters) is a direction to play with great expression. Tutti (5 letters) is a direction to play together. Ottava (6 letters) is a direction to play an octave higher. PRESTO (6 letters) is a direction to play quickly. TREMOLO (7 letters) is a direction to play with a rapid repetition of notes. Conamore (8 letters) is a direction to play with love. Moderato (8 letters) is a direction to play in a moderate tempo.