Tempo
What is Allegro?
V
What is up bow?
Mezzo Forte
The father of the baroque era.
Who is Bach?
This key has two sharps.
What is D Major?
"Still," or "peaceful"
Adagio
This bow direction is a little dot above the note.
What is staccato?
Meaning "double soft"
What is pianissimo?
Multi-layered with multiple entrances with a statement and a response.
What is a fugue?
This key only has one sharp.
What is G major?
Any slower than this, and you'd be dead.
What is grave?
This bow direction is a tiny line above the note.
What is tenuto?
Meaning "double strong"
What is fortissimo?
What is the organ?
This scale is D-E-F# and ______
What is G?
Meaning "with motion"
What is con moto?
When the player does two up bows in a row.
What is hooked bowing?
Meaning getting gradually louder.
Meaning a soloist playing with a small chamber orchestra.
What is a concerto grosso?
Two is close to three on A. (Violins and Violas). Three is close to Four on A.
What is C#?
Meaning "but not too much"
What is ma non troppo?
> over the note
Meaning getting gradually softer.
What is diminuendo?
These instruments were only able to play certain notes due to their design.
What are the trumpets and horns?
This key has three sharps.
What is A Major?