Band Final Review

The term that means "To be played rhythmically free"

The musical term that means "gradually getting louder"

Grandioso means:

Tacet

Which is the correct order for the parts of a march

The term "A Tempo" means:

The term that means "not tongued":

The term __________ means moderately soft 

Accelerando means:

The tempo that means "Fast"

This term _____________ means soft

The tempo that means "Very Fast"

Maestoso means:

The characteristic sound of a given instrument

The relative volume of a musical part within an ensemble is called:

Legato means:

Every musical sound has three parts: Attack, sustain, release

The ___________ the acoustical beats are the closer you are to playing in tune

Playing flat means that

Dolce means:

Meno Mosso means:

The term Ceasura means:

L'istesso tempo means:

Tranquillo means:

Fermata means:

Part of the march that plays the high voices vs the low voices

Vivace means:

The term that means "loud then immediately soft"

The term that means the ability to match pitch and PLAY IN TUNE with other instruments:

Part of the march that usually has a change of key, softer, and is usually smoother

Bravura means:

The tempo that means "A walking tempo"

Cantabile means:

Acoustical _____________ are present when two or more instruments are out of tune:

Which term describes how you BEGIN and END a musical sound:

The tempo that means "SLOW"

Which term means "marked emphatic":

A chromatic scale is made up entirely of

The term for "very soft"

Marziale means:

A sharp or flat by a note affects:

Piu Mosso means:

The musical term that means "loud"

Which of these meters typically indicates that a half note will get one beat

Stringendo means:

The ability to match your tone quality, volume and pitch within an ensemble is called:

A dot (.) adds__________the note's original rhythmic value

The musical term that means "gradually getting softer"

Subito means:

The musical term that means "with sudden strong emphasis"