Solfege
This is the first scale degree
What is "Do"
Equals one beat of sound
What is a quarter note
This is the name for "loud"
What is "f" or "forte"
Two dots next to a bar line at the end of a phrase or passage of music
What is "repeat sign"
Short and detached
What is staccato
This is the 5th scale degree
What is "Sol"
Four of these notes equal one beat of sound
What are "sixteenth notes"
This is the word than means "quiet"
What is "p" or piano
This tells you the end of the piece
What is a double bar
The term for stressing a note
What is an accent?
This is the 3rd scale degree
What is "Mi"
How many beats: A whole note, minus a half note, plus a quarter note
What is 3 beats?
This word means "medium"
What is "m" or mezzo
This line divides the music into measures
What is a bar line
smooth and connected
What is legato?
The interval formed with do and la
What is a major 6th
How many beats: 4 sixteenths + 2 quarter notes - 2 eighth notes
What is a 2 beats
This means get gradually louder
What is a crescendo?
This tells you how many beats are in a measure
What is the time signature
Horizontal line that means sing/play for full note value
What is tenuto?
The interval of a major 7th is between do and _____
What is "ti"
What are 2.5 beats?
This means SUDDENLY soft
What is "Sub p" or subito piano
This sign means to hold for as long as the conductor decides
What is a fermata?
Curved line connecting DIFFERENT notes that means sing legato
What is a slur