Note Must Be Held Twice As Long As It Usually Is

Play The Notes Suddenly, Very Loud And Forcefully

Play The Note Back And Forth As Rapidly As You Can

Press Into The Note Giving It Full Value

If A Note Has A Tie And This Note Is Eb Do You Play Eb for the end of the Tie Even Though It Would Be An E?

Only Play Eb For Those Two Tied Notes And Ties Add Note Values Together

Getting Louder Little By Little

Play The Notes Jumpy and Detached

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Theory Of Music Terms

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By Daniel Gutierrez

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Often Is Represented As A Slur Or Line, PLay The Notes Connected
SixTheenth Note
Legato
Thirty Second Note
Fermata
2
Fortissimo
Very Loud
Very Soft
Soft
Loud
3
Vivace
Moderately Fast
Very Soft
Very Fast
Rather Fast
4
2 Answer Instead of continuing to the end of a song Return To The __ Then Play Until the __
Rest And Repeat
Dal Segno And A.L Coda
Repeat And Rest
A.L Coda and Dal Segno
5
Pianissimo
Soft
Moderately Soft
Forte
Very Soft
6
Crescendo
Moderately Soft
Moderately Soft
Play Gradually Softer
Play Gradually Louder
7
Fermata
Note Must Be Held Twice As Long As It Usually Is
Note Must Be Held Half Longer Than It Usually Is
Play An Octave Lower
Play An Octave Higher
8
Rit.
Play The Notes Jumpy and Detached
To Gradually Slow Down
Play The Note Suddenly And Very Forcefully
Press Into The Note Giving It Full Value
9
Forte
Very Loud
Moderately Soft
Loud
Very Soft
10
Mezzo Forte
Loud
Fortissimo
Moderately Loud
Soft
11
Sforzando
Play The Notes Suddenly, Very Loud And Forcefully
Press Into The Note Giving It Full Value
Play The Notes Back And Forth As Fast As You Can
Play The Notes Jumpy and Detached
12
Tremolo
Whole Note
Middle C
Very Quick With Excitement
Play The Note Back And Forth As Rapidly As You Can
13
Tenuto Mark
Press Into The Note Giving It Full Value
Very Quick With Excitement
Play The Note Back And Forth As Rapidly As You Can
Middle C
14
Tempo Are Usually Located At The Top Of A Piece
True
False
15
Allegretto
Fast And Lively, Cheerfully
Walking Speed
Rather Fast
Very Fast
16
Allegro
Slowly
Fast And Lively, Cheerfully
Very Fast
Walking Speed
17
Moderato
Slowly
Moderate Tempo
Very Fast
Rather Fast
18
Is 8va Another Way To Say Octave?
False
True
19
If A Note Has A Tie And This Note Is Eb Do You Play Eb for the end of the Tie Even Though It Would Be An E?
Only Play Eb For Those Two Tied Notes And Ties Add Note Values Together
Play Eb For All 3 Notes And Ties Dont Add Note Values Together
20
Andante
Very Fast
Walking Speed
Fast And Lively, Cheerfully
Moderate Tempo
21
Diminuendo
Very Soft
Fortissimo
Play Gradually Softer
Play Gradually Louder
22
Adagio
Faster
Slowly
Moderate Tempo
Walking Speed
23
Coda
The Ending Phrase Of A Song
Rest
Eighth Note
Play The Same Speed As When You Started The Song
24
Piano
Very Soft
Forte
Soft
Fortessimo
25
Mezzo Piano
Moderately Soft
Very Loud
Moderately Loud
Very Soft
26
Poco
Play The Notes Suddendly, Very Loud And Forcefully
Play The Notes Jumpy And Detached
Play The Notes Back And Forth As Rapidly As You Can
Getting Louder Little By Little
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Staccato
To Gradually Slow Down
Play The Notes Suddenly, Very Loud And Forcefully
Play The Notes Jumpy and Detached
Press Into The Note Giving It Full Value

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