How?
Attack the note louder
What is Accent?
A sharp, flat, or natural introduced within a work - in contrast to the sharps and flats found in the key signature.
What is an Accidental?
Moderate speed.
What is Moderato?
Gradually play louder
What is Crescendo?
A musical thought or sentence.
What is a phrase?
The manner in which notes are performed.
What is Articulation?
Sharps or flats right after the clef sign that change certain notes for the piece.
What is Key Signature?
Slow.
Gradually play softer.
What is Decrescendo?
Playing or singing a piece of music at first sight without previous rehearsal.
What is Sight Reading?
A dot placed above or below a note meaning to play short and detached.
A double staff with both a treble and a bass clef.
What is a Grand Staff?
Quick and lively.
What is Allegro?
Gradually slow the tempo.
What is Ritardando?
Go back to the "sign".
What is Dal Segno?
A line placed above or below a note meaning to hold the note for its full value.
What is Tenuto?
A time signature indicating two counts in each measure; the half note gets one count.
What is Cut Time?
Moderately slow.
What is Andante?
Play as smoothly as possible.
What is Legato?
Go back to the beginning.
What is Da Capo?
With force; double accent.
What is Sforzando?
A strongly conclusive final section of a movement or composition.
What is a Coda?
Light and lively, slightly slower than Allegro
What is Allegretto?
Maestoso.
What is Majestically?
An organized succession of notes.
What is a Melody?