Tempo
Articulations
Dynamics
100

True or False: Tempo terms refer to establishing or changing the volume of the music.

False.

100

True or False: Articulations tell you HOW to play a note, particularly how to start a note.

True

100

Dynamics refers to symbols and terms that tell us how fast or slow to play the music.

False.

200

This is the musical term that refers to the speed of the music.

What is tempo.

200

I want a note or rest to be held beyond its normal value. what symbol should be used?

What is a fermata.

200

If there is a "p" under my music, I should play in what manner?

Softly.

300

Rit. is short for ritardando. It means to do what?

Play the music gradually slower.

300

Notes that have dots over the TOP of them indicate for you to play them in what manner?

What is short and separated. A detached style.

300

My music went from an "f" dynamic marking to an "mf" marking. Should I play louder or softer?

Softer.

400

One of these terms does not belong in this tempo category, which is it?  Moderato, Allegro, Piano, Adagio.

What is Piano.

400

There's a curved line over the pitches of my melody. How is it intended for me to play them.

Slurred (or smooth and connected)
400

My music went from a "p" dynamic marking to an "mf" marking. Should I play louder or softer?

Louder

500
The term "a tempo" often follows a "rit." What does the term "a tempo" mean to do?

Return to the previous/normal tempo.

500

There are accents over every other note. How is it intended for me to perform those notes?

Emphasized, stressed, with a stronger or heavier attack (beginning).

500

This word means "medium" in dynamics.

What is mezzo.

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