This dynamic means "loud"
What is Forte?
Another name for BMP
What is Tempo?
The first line of the treble clef
What is E?
This symbol means to "short or separated", looks like a dot above/below the note head.
What is Staccato?
This symbol means "keep the note its original pitch"
Natural
This dynamic means "very soft"
What is Pianissimo?
This tempo means "very slow"
What is Largo?
The fourth line of the treble clef
This symbol means "emphasis on a certain note"
What is an Accent?
These colored piano keys play sharp and flat notes
Black keys
This dynamic means "moderately loud"
What is Mezzo Forte?
This word means to gradually slow down
What is ritardando/ritard/rit.?
The fourth line of the bass clef?
This symbol means "hold out the note" until the conductor cuts you off.
What is a Fermata?
This symbol means "play a section again"
Repeat Sign
This dynamic means "moderately soft"
What is Mezzo Piano?
This tempo means "at walking pace"
What is Andante?
One ledger line above the treble clef?
What is A?
This symbol looks like 2 dots and a dark line at the end of a measure.
What is a repeat sign?
This symbol means "take the pitch UP half a step"
Sharp
This dynamic means to gradually get louder
What is Crescendo?
This tempo means to gradually get faster
Two ledger lines below the treble clef
What is A?
This symbol means "hold the note for its full value", also looks like a line or dash above/below the note head.
What is legato?
This symbol means "take the pitch DOWN half a step"
Flat