Tempo 1
Dynamics
Expression
Articulation
General
100

This is very fast

What is presto

100

The Italian word, meaning "gradually getting faster"

What is accelerando

100

THe Italian for sweet and gentle

What is dolce

100

These are characterized as dots above or below notes

What is staccato

100

An italian term that prompts the player to play smoothly

What is legato

200

Andante, in English

What is "at an easy walking pace"

200

The meaning of crescendo, in English 

What is crescendo

200

Pesante

Heavy and weighty

200

Join notes smoothly together using this symbol

What is a slur

200

This is the Italin term that just means "slow"

What is lento

300

This means slow, but in a broad kind of way

What is largo

300

This means the same as ritardando 

What is rallentando

300

In a singing style

What is cantablie

300

The This means to attack the note loudly, then immediately reduce the volume to soft

What is forte-piano (fp)

300

Da Capo al Fine

What is repeat from thhe beginniing and end at fine

400

This word means lively and brisk

What is vivace

400

This word, meaning suddenly, can be put before any dynamic

What is "subito"

400

This tells the performer to play at a flexible speed, pushing and pulling thhe tempo

What is rubato

400

sfz is the short form of this articulation, which indicates that the note must be strongly accented

What is sforzando?

400

Con arco is the articulation that means....

What is "bowed"

500

Slow, leisurely

What is adagio?

500

Another way of saying "tempo primo"

What is "a tempo"

500

leggiero

What is lightly

500

People like to call this symbol a pause, but it really means to hold out the note or rest for longer than its normal value

What is a fermata

500

This is symbolized by a circle with a cross over its surrounded by 4 dots, and refers to a few mor bars of music to round it off satisfactorily

What is a coda