Alfred Music Theory Unit 5 Review

Question 1

Which Dynamic mark is missing?

Accepted Answer

Mezzo Forte

Question 2

Which Dynamic mark is missing?

Accepted Answer

Piano

Question 3

Italian term for "Lively, Fast"

Accepted Answer

Vivace

Question 4

Italian term for "Quickly, Cheerfully"

Accepted Answer

Allegro

Question 5

Italian term for "Slow"

Accepted Answer

Adagio

Question 6

Italian term for "Gradually getting SLOWER"

Accepted Answer

Ritardando

Question 7

Italian term for "Moderate"

Accepted Answer

Moderato

Question 8

The Italian word for "gradually get louder" is

Accepted Answer

Crescendo

Question 9

Italian term for "Walking Tempo"

Accepted Answer

Andante

Question 10

What kind of articulation does this note receive?

Accepted Answer

Accent

Question 11

Which Dynamic mark is missing?

Accepted Answer

Mezzo Piano

Question 12

Which Dynamic mark is missing?

Accepted Answer

Fortissimo

Question 13

Which Dynamic mark is missing?

Accepted Answer

Pianissimo

Question 14

"Fine" means...

Accepted Answer

The End

Question 15

Italian term for "Gradually getting FASTER"

Accepted Answer

Accelerando

Question 16

Italian term for "Very Slow"

Accepted Answer

Largo

Question 17

"A sudden, strong accent"

Accepted Answer

Sforzando

Question 18

Which Dynamic mark is missing?

Accepted Answer

Forte

Question 19

What kind of articulation does this note receive?

Accepted Answer

Tenuto

Question 20

The Italian word for "gradually get softer" is

Accepted Answer

Diminuendo, Decrescendo

Question 21

What is the name of the symbol above the note?

Accepted Answer

Fermata

Question 22

This symbol is called...

Accepted Answer

Bullseye, Coda

Question 23

What kind of articulation do these notes receive?

Accepted Answer

Staccato

Question 24

"D.C." stands for...

Accepted Answer

Da Capo (The Beginning)

Alfred Music Theory Unit 5 Review

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Alfred Music Theory Unit 5 Review

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