Articulations
Dynamics
Tempos
General
Styles
100
This term means to play with separation between notes
What is Staccato?
100
This term means to play quietly
What is Piano?
100
term means "original tempo"
What is "A Tempo"?
100
This term means "with"
What is Con?
100
this means "sweetly"
What is Dolce?
200
Means to play marked or accented
What is Marcato?
200
to start quiet, then get louder
What does crescendo mean?
200
this term means fast tempo
What is Allegro?
200
this term means "always"
What is Sempre?
200
This means to play "majestically"
What is Maestoso?
300
This means to hold the note for it's full length
What is tenuto?
300
to get quieter
What is Decrescendo?
300
This term means "walking tempo"
What is Andante?
300

Another name for the end of a piece of music (hint the double bar line). 

What is "fine"? (pronounced "fee-nay")

300
this term means to play "animated"
What is Animato?
400

To emphasize or stress a note. 

What is an Accent?

400
to play loud
What is Forte?
400
Term which means to play at a medium speed.
What is Moderato?
400
This term means "motion"
What is Moto?
400
This term means "in a singing style"
What is cantabile?
500

Slur markings normally tell the musician to play smoothy and connected which demonstrates this musical term. 

What is legato?

500
to get suddenly quiet
What is Subito Piano?
500

Name two slow tempos. 

What are- Adagio, Largo, Grave, Lento

500

These are the three most common clefs in classical music. 

What are treble, bass, and alto clef?

500

This style of music was popular prior to Jazz music and was played most notably by the composer Scott Joplin. 

What is Ragtime?

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