senza replica
/ˈsɛnzə ˌrɛplɪkə/Music
adverb
As a direction in a musical score: (to be played) without repeated passages. Occasionally as noun: a performance in which repeats are omitted.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in George Grove (1820–1900), writer on music and lexicographer. From Italian senza replica from senza without + replica replica.