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