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Tempos
Signs
Dynamics
Articulation
Musical Descriptions
100
this is a fast tempo
What is Allegro?
100
This is on the staff and locates the letter G in the top staff.
What is G or Treble Clef?
100
This sign means to play soft.
What is "p"?f
100
This sign looks like a 'less than sign' and means to hit the note hard with our air/tongue
What is an accent?
100
This term means to play majestically.
What is Maestoso?
200
This means a slow 'walking' tempo
What is Andante?
200
This is usually two numbers which means how many beats in a measure and what note gets one beat.
What is Time signature?
200
This sign means to play loud
What is "f"
200
this sign means to play short.
What is a 'dot' above or below the note? WHAT IS STACCATO?
200
This term means to slow down somewhat and play loud and boldly.
What is Allargando?
300
This is a medium tempo, not too fast, not too slow
What is Moderato?
300
This has a thick black line with two dots
What is a repeat sign?
300
This letter means to play medium soft.
What is "mp"?
300
This term means to play smooth and connected.
What is Legato?
300
This terms means to play soft and sweetly.
What is Dolce?
400
This means to play somewhat fast and lightly.
What is Allegretto
400
This sign indicates lower notes and where the 'F' is for the bottom staff.
What is Bass Clef?
400
This sign means to gradually get softer.
What is a decrescendo?
400
this terms is a curved line that connects two notes that are DIFFERENT.
What is a slur?
400
This sign means to hold until the conductor moves you on.
What is a Fermata?
500
This is the fastest tempo.
What is Presto?
500
This sign is usually at the end of a song.
What is Coda sign?
500
This sign means to gradually get louder.
What is a crescendo?
500
This curved line connects two notes that are the same
What is a Tie?
500
This two things mean to stop abruptly.
What are the two slanted lines?