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hard, firm or strong in character; write hart in full
How is hart played?
Give the marked sound an intentionally hard or firm quality, reading the instruction together with instrument, register, dynamic and surrounding words. Depending on context, hart can affect attack, articulation, tone or expressive character: a firm edge, an unyielding manner or a strong impulse are possible results, but none is automatic. Do not turn the word by itself into a tempo change, a fixed accent, a louder dynamic or a universally brittle tone. Maintain the requested character only for its clear local span.
How does hart sound?
A blunt, unyielding sonority with firm edges and no softening.
In context
German hart means hard, tough, firm or strong. As a score direction it is contextual character language that may colour attack or timbre without replacing separate tempo, dynamic and articulation signs. No textual contraction met the evidence threshold, so write hart in full.
Equivalent terms
- IT duro
- FR dur
- EN hard
- DA hårdt