History
Dynamics
Key signatures
Music Terms
Misc.
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This is the correct order of musical eras
What is medieval, renaissance, baroque, classical
100
This symbol indicates to get gradually louder
What is crescendo
100
This key signature has neither sharps nor flats.
What is C major
100
This means to gradually get slower
What is ritardando
100
This type of scale plays all semi-tones
What is a chromatic scale
200
This composer was famous for writing music for the organ and fugues
Who is Bach
200
When used with dynamics this term means - moderately
What is mezzo
200
This is the order of sharps
What is FCGDAEB
200
This is the definition of andante
What is at a walking pace
200
This is the Tone pattern for a Major Scale
What is TT-ST-TTT-ST
300
Music was highly ornamented in this time period
What is the baroque period
300
This is the definition of "suddenly very loudly"
What is sforzando
300
This is the order of flats
What is BEADGCF
300
This is the slowest tempo marking
What is Largo
300
This interval sounds like "my bonnie lies over the ocean"
What is Major 6th
400
This type of musician played music for wealthy people in the Renaissance
Who are troubadours
400
This is the definition of diminuedo
What is gradually get softer
400
This key has 7 sharps
What is C# major
400
This term tells the player to go back to the beginning
What is Da Capo
400
This indicates that notes are to be played short and detached
What is staccato
500
This form of music was developed and popularized in the classical period
What is the symphony
500
The addition of -issimo to a dynamic means this
What is "very"
500
This is the key signature of B major
What is 5 sharps
500
This is the term indicating the end of a piece
What is fine
500
These are the perfect intervals
What is P4, P5, P8, PU
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