senza replicaadv.n.
/ˈsɛnzə ˌrɛplᵻkə/, U.S. /ˈsɛnzə ˌrɛpləkə/ Music.
As a direction in a musical score: (to be played) without repeated passages. Occasionally as n.: a performance in which repeats are omitted. Cf. replica n. 2.
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da capo1724
meno1724
più1724
poco1724
subito1724
tacet1724
tutti1724
V1724
volti subito1724
tasto solo1772
al segno?1775
loco1786
molto1786
bis1819
quasi parlando1872
allegro non tanto1876
dal segno1876
senza replica1883
M1900
1883 G. Grove Dict. Music III. 108/1 Beethoven thinks fit to draw attention to the fact that it is to be played straight through, by putting after the trio the words ‘Da Capo senza repetizione’, or ‘senza replica’.
1914 K. W. Gehrkens Music Notation & Terminol. 99 The term senza replica indicating [in conjunction with da capo or dal segno] that the smaller repeats included within the larger division are not to be observed the second time.
1985 Proc. Royal Musical Assoc. 111 134 Haydn himself never wrote ‘senza replica’, which means either that he never wanted repeats or that he always wanted them.
2003 D. Montgomery Franz Schubert's Music in Performance 39 As often as he called for senza replica, however, we cannot assume that he gradually intended a performance practice of that nature for the scherzo form in general.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, December 2009; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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