Tempo
Dynamics
Note Types
Articulations
SURPRISE
100
This tempo marking means to play the music at a walking tempo
Andante
100
This dynamic sign means to play very softly
Pianissimo
100
This note receives 4 beats
Whole Note
100
This articulation means to play the note louder with emphasis
Accent
100
This artist released songs like Bandit, Slime Belief, Make No Sense, and Kacey Talk
NBA Youngboy
200
This tempo means to play very slowly
Largo
200
This dynamic marking means to gradually get louder
Crescendo
200
This note receives 1 beat
Quarter Note
200
This articulation means to hold the note longer than expected until directed
Fermata
200
A curved line that connects two notes of the same pitch
Tie
300
This tempo means to play quickly and cheerfully
Allegro
300
This dynamic marking means to play moderately loud
Mezzo Forte
300
This note gets 2 beats
Half Note
300
This articulation means to play the note short and detached
Staccato
300
This accidental lowers a pitch by a 1/2 step
Flat
400
This tempo is Moderately
Moderato
400
This dynamic marking means to play softly
Piano
400
This note gets 1/2 of a beat
Eighth Note
400
This articulation means to hold the note for its full value, long and connected
Tenuto
400
A "nickname" for a note that means the same thing.
Ex. Db and C#
Enharmonic
500
This tempo means lively or fast
Vivace
500
This dynamic marking means to gradually get softer
Decrescendo or Diminuendo
500
This note gets 1/4 of a beat
Sixteenth Note
500
This articulation means a sudden strong accent and backing off of the note
Sforzando
500
Things located above or below the staff to indicate notes
Ledger Lines