This tempo marking is described as "slow, with easy movement"
What is Adagio?
This term means "soft"
What is piano?
This articulation is a stress or special emphasis on a beat
What is an accent?
This term means "sweetly, gently"
What is dolce?
This term means "less"
What is meno?
This tempo marking is described as "moderately fast and light"
What is Allegretto?
This term means "very loud"
What is a fortissimo?
This articulation is short, crisp, and represented by a dot above or below the note
What is a staccato?
This term means "lyrically"
What is cantabile?
This term means "more"
This musical term is used to indicate a free and flexible tempo
What is rubato?
This dynamic marking means "medium soft"
What is a mezzo piano?
This articulation marking asks to perform the note to its complete value
What is a tenuto?
This term means "with fire, passionately"
What is con brio?
This term means "like" or "almost"
What is quasi?
This tempo marking means "extremely fast"
What is presto?
This term indicates "a loud tone immediately changing to a soft one"
What is a fortepiano?
Represented by a vertical wedge over the note, this symbol means "marked, emphatic, stressed, and accented"
What is a marcato?
This term means "nervously"
This term means the same tempo, usually in a different meter or style
What is L'istesso tempo?
This symbol indicates an unmeasured stop in the music
What is a caesura?
This term indicates "a sudden loud accent on a single note"
What is a sforzando?
This symbol means "to hold the note as long as desired"
What is a fermata?
This term means "lightly"
What is leggiero?
This term means "pressing forward relentlessly"
What is stringendo?