noun a gradual increase in loudness or intensity, especially in music
verb to reach a point of intensity or force
In music, 'crescendo' refers to a gradual increase in loudness or intensity of a musical passage.
In drama, 'crescendo' can describe a moment of heightened intensity or emotion in a performance.
In opera, 'crescendo' can indicate a build-up of tension or emotion in a vocal performance.
In classical music, 'crescendo' is often used to indicate a specific dynamic marking in a musical score.
Orchestral conductors use 'crescendo' to instruct musicians to gradually play louder.
In literature, 'crescendo' is often used to describe a gradual increase in intensity or volume of a story or plotline leading up to a climactic moment.
Psychologists may use the term 'crescendo' to describe a build-up of emotions or tension in a patient's experiences or behaviors, leading to a peak or breaking point.
Musicians use 'crescendo' as a musical term indicating a gradual increase in loudness or intensity of a piece of music, often leading to a climactic point.
Chefs may use 'crescendo' to describe a gradual build-up of flavors or intensity in a dish, leading to a satisfying and impactful taste experience.
Athletes may use 'crescendo' to describe a gradual increase in performance or intensity leading up to a critical moment or competition.