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ad libitum ad lib: without advance preparation; "he spoke ad lib"
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ad libitum ad lib - A term which permits the performer to vary the tempo and/or to include or omit a vocal or instrumental part. Synonymous with a piacere.
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ad libitum Literally means at liberty. When used in reference to animals it means the animal or bird is free to eat whenever it wants. Most people allow their caiques to eat pellets and fruits ad libitum. Many, however, restrict their access to seeds.
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ad libitum In accordance with desire.
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ad libitum Lat.: "play freely". In classical music this means free tempo and dynamics, in jazz, pop, rock etc. it means an improvised solo.
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