Difference between Pianissimo and Very Softly

PIANISSIMO vs VERY SOFTLY: NOUN

Very soft; -- a direction to execute a passage as softly as possible. (Abbrev. pp.)
Chiefly a direction or description in music; very soft

The musical term indicating that the piece (or a section of it) should be played very softly.
A direction in music; to be played very softly

To be played very softly
A direction in music
Very soft
In music, very soft; with the minimum of force or loudness. Usually abbreviated pp or ppp.
(adverb; adjective) In a very soft or quiet tone. Used chiefly as a direction.

Scherzo, Andante, Larghetto, Allegretto, Diminuendo, Cantabile, Cadenza, Adagio, Allegro, Pizzicato, Legato, Fortissimo, Very softly, Soft, Piano

Tiptoe, Hardly, Dab, Low, Still, Tenderly, Gently, Dump, Breath, Gingerly, Soft, Bunt, Small, Ppp, Pianissimo

Passagework, Scherzo, Andante, Larghetto, Allegretto, Diminuendo, Cantabile, Cadenza, Adagio, Allegro, Pizzicato, Legato, Fortissimo, Soft, Piano

Mouse, Fairly, Tiptoe, Tenderly, Still, Soft, Small, Low, Hardly, Gingerly, Gently, Dump, Dab, Breath, Pianissimo

It is beautiful in quality and she has the special ability to take it down to the very tiniest pianissimo with complete control.
The most commonly used dynamics are: pianissimo, piano, mezzo piano, mezzo forte, forte, and fortissimo.
You can interpret this as: pianissimo is softer than piano, which is softer than mezzo forte.
Cellos and basses chime in, playing pianissimo, with the basses plucking softly in pizzicato.
Arrangement of all ages and i blog at pianissimo, a snail is largo, and more are also.
The player who has developed the complete dynamic range from pianissimo to fortissimo approaches professional standards.
The reed is soft when playing forte passages, and too heavy or strong for pianissimo passages.
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This Upper West Side condo needs a lesson in pianissimo.
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When one Syrian boy, who said he was 12, arrived at the center, he spoke very softly in basic English.
"There was one old boy trapped with rubble on top of him and he was just moaning very softly.
If your voice hurts early into a practice, sit out a few songs or sing them very softly.
Very softly he kissed her lips, then let her go.
One would almost yell while another would speak very softly.
However, the prettiest cuts appear to be blunt but are actually very softly graduated in length.
Instead she began to hum very softly beneath her breath.
You may need to brush very softly and very slowly, in order to avoid irritating the affected area.
But be carefull touching your forehead with the racket, I did it very very softly and carefully.
One syllable stresses very strongly while the others very softly.