Tempo
Dynamics
Specific styles
Scale terms
Miscellaneous
100

Moderate Tempo

What is Moderato?

100

f. Loud

What is forte?

100

Gradually louder

What is crescendo?

100

b.  A symbol which lowers the pitch of a note ½ step    

What is a flat?

100

Hold; pause

What is a fermata?

200

Quick tempo; cheerful

What is allegro?
200

p. Soft

What is piano?

200

> Placed above a note to indicate stress or emphasis

What is an accent?

200

The sharps or flats placed at the beginning of the staff to denote the scale upon which the music is based

What is a key signature?

200

Wind instruments made out of metal with either a cup or funnel-shaped mouthpiece.  Instruments include trumpet, trombone, French horn, baritone, euphonium, and tuba

What is the brass family?

300

Walking pace

Andante

300

ff. Very Loud

What is fortissimo?

300

Smooth and connected

What is Legato?

300

# A symbol which raises the pitch of a note ½ step    

What is a sharp?

300

Another term for 4/4 time

What is common time?

400

The fastest tempo

What is Prestissimo?

400

mp. Medium soft

What is mezzo piano?

400

rit. Gradually slower

What is a ritardando?

400

A succession of tones.  This, generally used in Western music, is the diatonic scale, consisting of whole and half steps in a specific order.

What is a scale?

400

Closing section of a composition.  An added ending.

What is a coda?

500

Very slow tempo.  Slower than adagio

What is largo?

500

pp. Very soft

What is pianissimo?

500

In a singing style

What is cantabile?
500

A scale composed of 12 half steps

What is a chromatic scale?

500

The term which denotes the organization of sound in time.

What is rhythm?

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