Musical Terms
Tempos and Dynamics
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100

This is made up of 5 lines and 4 spaces

What is a Musical Staff

100

Allegro

What is a Fast tempo

100

These are made up of usually 4 beats of music

What is a measure

100

These raise notes by 1/2 step 

HINT *(#)

What are sharps

100

This is when two notes are the same and are also connected

What is a Tie

200

These separate music into measures

What are Bar Lines

200

Moderato

What is a Medium tempo

200

This appears at the end of the last measure of a piece of music.

What is a double bar

200

These lower notes by 1/2 step

HINT *(b)

What are flats

200

This is when two notes are different and are also connected

What is a Slur

300

These are usually played 1 beat before the first full measure; it takes away 1 beat from the last measure

What are pick-up notes

300

Andante

What is walking speed

300

Treble and Bass are example of this

What is a clef sign

300

This is the rule for an accidental

What is they carry throughout the measure
300

This appears above or below a note placing emphasis on it, making it stand out from the surrounding notes.

What is an accent

400

What a wind player uses to play their instrument correctly 

HINT*(the way they shape their mouth)

What is their embouchure

400

When the music gradually gets louder

What is a crescendo

400

This appears anywhere in a piece of music; It tells you to go back

What is a repeat sign

400

This cancels out a (b) or a (#) for only a measure or so

What is a natural sign

400

This means to hold the note (or rest) longer than normal

What is a fermata
500

These extend the staff so we can play higher or lower notes

What are ledger lines

500

When the music gradually gets softer

What is a decrescendo

500

When there are multiple endings

What are 1st and 2nd endings

500

This is at the beginning of a piece of music and will sometimes have (#)s or (b)s in it

What is a Key Signature

500

This means to play again from the beginning and stop at the Fine

What is D.C. al Fine