Tempo
This means to speed up in music
What is Accelerando?
This means to play softly
What is Piano?
Notes are played short and separated
What is Staccato?
The scale we first learned in 5th grade
What is Bb Concert?
This is at the beginning of every song telling us what notes receive how many beats.
What is a Time Signature?
To play at a walking pace
What is Adante?
This means to play loudly
What is Forte?
To hold the note for the full value and still separated from other notes
What is Tenuto?
The number of Major Scales that exist in western music
What is 12?
This note receives 2 counts in 4/4 time
What is a half note?
To play lively and fast
What is Allegro?
This sign tells the player to get louder
To hold the note for the full value and connect it to the next note
What is Legato?
An Eb scale can also be called this name
What is D#
This note receives 1/2 beat in 3/4 time
What is an eighth note?
To play lively - faster than Allegro
What is Vivace?
This tells the player to play medium loud
What is Mezzo Forte?
The note should be played more forcefully than the notes before and after it
What is an Accent?
This instrument starts a Bb Concert scale on a Eb
What is an Alto Saxophone?
This note receives 2 counts in 6/8 time
What is a quarter note?
This means to return to the former speed
What is A Tempo?
This means to play very soft
To play a note with great force
What is a Sforzando
The minor scale that shares the same key signature is called this
This rest receives 1/4 of a beat in 2/4 time
What is a Sixteenth Rest?