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A musical sentence
Style
Phrase
Del Segno
Enharmonic
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With dignity, nobly, majestic
Adagio
Maestoso
Andante
Moderately
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D. C. (da capo) al Fine means.....
"from the beginning to the sign"
"from the beginning to the end"
"play as loud as you can!"
"from the beginning"
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End; concluding passage
Accidental
Alla Breve
Coda
Chorale
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Slow, solemn, sustained; a tempo slower than Lento, but not as slow as Grave
Adagio
Largo
Moderately
Allegro
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What is a Sforzando?
slow down
softly and gently
with a strong accent
hold the note as long as you can
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What is the following Symbol called?
Fine
Fermata
Del Segno (DS)
Da Capo (DC)
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What does staccato mean?
play lightly and detached
play with emphasis
play smoothly and conncected
play as loud as you can
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When two notes sound the same, but are spelled different ways, they are.....
Enharmonics
Tony Stark and IronMan
Peter Parker and Spiderman
Clark Kent and Superman
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A flat, sharp, or natural sign appearing in a measure that is different from the key signature
intentional!
accidental
stinger
enharmonic
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Examples of musical styles are:
March
Classical
Polka-dotted
Neon
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You would most likely play a Stinger.....
as the last, legato note in a ballad
in the middle of a scale sheet
as the first note of an overture
as the last, short, marcato note in a march
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Another term for Cut-time
Allegro
Alla Breve
Articulation
Sforzando
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Furioso is.....
a composition by Robert W. Smith
a musical term meaning wild, passionate
a really spicy taco
a roller coaster at Six Flags
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A moderately slow tempo, faster than Adagio but slower than Allegretto
Adagio
Allegro
Alla Breve
Andante
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A short ceremonial tune or flourish, typically to introduce something or someone important.
Furioso
Stinger
Fanfare
Maestoso
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Smooth, even, without any breaks between notes
Marcato
Legato
Piano
Staccato
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Robert W. Smith, Taylor Swift all have this in common.....
they're blue-eyed
they are composers
they play the harpsichord
they were born in Austria
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In music, what does Forte mean?
half of an instrument
a type of car
a skill you are good at
play loud and strong
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Becoming gradually slower
Ritardando
Legato
Rallentando
Forte
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A moderate tempo, neither fast nor slow
Adagio
Allegro
Moderately
Andante
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Forte Piano means.....
Loud then soft
As soft as possible
As loud as possible
Soft then loud
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A variety of rhythms which are on the weaker beats and therefor sound more unexpected.
Staccato
Style
Sforzando
Syncopation
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Mezzo Piano
More Popcorn
Medium Soft
Medium Pepsi
Mighty Powerful!
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What does crescendo mean?
play loudly then suddenly soft
play at the same volume
play louder
play softer
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What does allegro mean?
play quickly
play mysteriously
play very slowly
play with emphasis
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Held, sustained
Tenuto
Alla Breve
Staccato
Marcato
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The musical symbols that indicate volume
Enharmonics
Stingers
Dynamics
Chorale
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Accented, but detached, with each note separated from the next but stressed
Legato
Marcato
Tenuto
Staccato
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the way that you perform a note; tonguing; examples are staccato, legato, accented, slurred
Articulation
Crescendo
Enharmonic
Chorale
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A musical composition consisting of or resembling a harmonized version of a simple hymn tune.
Furioso
Fanfare
Chorale
Phrase
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A fast, lively tempo, faster than Allegretto but slower than Presto
Allegro
Andante
Largo
Moderately
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Piano
medium loud
soft
loud
medium soft
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What does a fermata mean?
hold the note until the conductor cuts you off
hold the note for the duration of it's indicated value
hold the note for 3 extra beats
hold the note as long as you want to
