This note receives one beat
What is a quarter note
This symbol comes at the very end of a piece of music.
What is the double bar line
Raises the pitch of a note a half step
What is a sharp
loud
What is forte
Sharps and flats at the beginning of music that tell what key the music is in
What is the key signature
This note receives two beats
What is a half note
This symbol means "play the section again"
What is a repeat sign
Lowers the pitch of a note by one half step
What is a flat
soft
What is piano
curved line connecting two notes of the SAME pitch
What is tie
This note receives four beats
What is a whole note
These tell you what measure you are on
in the music
What is measure number
The solfege name for a sharp "sol"
What is "si"
Medium (one word)
What is mezzo
curved line connecting two notes of DIFFERENT pitch
What is slur
This rest receives two beats
What is a half rest
These numbers at the beginning of music tell how many beats per measure
What is the time signature
The solfege name of a flat "mi"
What is "meh"
gradually get louder
What is crescendo
Not the composer of the song (took someone else's song and wrote their own version)
What is arranger
This rest receives one beat
What is a quarter rest.
This symbol means "to hold the note until the conductor cues"
What is a fermata
The solfege name of a sharp "fa"
What is "fi"
gradually get softer
What is decrescendo
The word that refers to how you pronounce your words (crisp consonants) when singing
What is diction