EGUALE
(Italian) The notes are to be equal and even.
EILEN
(German) Accelerate; go faster.
EILIG
(German) Rapid; swift.
EIN
(German) A; one.
EIN WENIG FLIESSENDER
(German) A little flowing and smooth.
EIN WENIG RUHIGER
(German) A little quieter and calmer.
EINFACH
(German) Simply and directly without pretension.
EINLEITEN
(German) To introduce.
ÉLARGIR
(French) Broad and sweeping.
ELARGISSEZ
(French) Broad and sweeping.
ELEGANTE
(Italian) With elegance and refinement.
EN
(French) In; into; to; at.
EN ACCÉLÉRANT
(French) Becoming gradually faster and faster.
EN ALLANT SE PERDANT
(French) Dying away.
EN ANIMANT
(French) With animation; excitement.
EN AUGMENTANT UN PEU
(French) Slightly faster; same as the Italian term 'poco piu mosso'.
EN ÉLARGISSANT
(French) Broadly and slowly.
EN PRESSANT
(French) Pressing forward; with forward motion; moving ahead.
EN RETENANT
(French) Holding back; slowing the pace.
EN SERRANT
(French) Become quicker.
ENCORE
(French) To perform again.
ENERGICO
(Italian) Energetically.
ENVIRON
(French) In the vicinity of the metronome marking designated.
ERHABEN
(German) Lofty; noble.
ERSTREBEN
(German) Aspire to.
ESPRESSIVO
(Italian) Abbreviated "espr." or "espress." Expressively; with feeling.
ÉTUDE
( French) A study usually with a special technical difficulty or challenge.
ETWAS
(German) Somewhat.
EXPRESSIF
(French) Expressively; with great feeling.
EXPRESSIF ET GRACIEUX
(French) Expressively and gracefully.
EXPRESSIF ET LIÉ
(French) Expressively; with feeling; very smooth and connected.
EXTRÊMEMENT DOUX
(French) Extremely sweet.