2017 Midterm Flashcards
Wheels
David Bobrowitz
American Fanfare
John Wasson
Burma Patrol
C: Karl King
A: James Swearingen
Folksong festival
Ryan Nowlin
Anthem for peace
Ed Huckeby
Pirate of the Caribbean
C: Klaus Badlet
A: Ted Ricketts
What happens at the trio of a March?
Key change or modulation
Mf
Mezzo forte
Moderately loud
F
Forte
Loud
Ff
Fortissimo
Very loud
Mp
Mezzo piano
Moderately quiet
P
Piano
Quiet
Pp
Pianissimo
Very quiet
Cresc.
Crescendo
Gradually get louder
Dim.
Diminuendo
Gradually get quieter
Sfz
Sfortzando
Accent loud, then immediately quiet
Place in order from slowest to fastest: moderato, lento, andante, vivace, allegretto, presto
Lento, andante, moderato, allegretto, vivace, presto
Con
With
Meno
Less
Poco
Little
Più
More
Molto
Very, much
Dolce
Sweetly, delicately
Maestoso
Majestic and stately
Subito
Quickly or suddenly
Marcato
Played with emphasis
Sostenuto
Sustained, prolonged
Intonation
Playing in tune, accuracy of pitch
Piu mosso
More motion
Tempo
Pace or speed the music is played
Unison
Whole section or ensamble playing together
Divisi
Divide into two or more parts
Rubato
Expressive quickening or slackening of tempo
Legato
Smooth and connected
Accelerando
Gradually get faster
Soli
Section being featured for a melody of phrase
Triad
A chord of three notes played simultaneously
Staccato
Short and separated
Symbol: dot over or under the note (.)
Slur
Connecting two or more notes of different pitches
Symbol: curve over or under notes in slur
Tenuto
Play note to full value
Symbol: line over the note ( _ )
Fermata
Sustain the note longer than indicated value
Symbol: arch with a dot in it over the note
Long accent
Play note louder
Symbol: greater than sign over or under note (>)
Short accent
Play note more forcefully and shorter
Symbol: a carrot above the note (^)
Major triad
1 3 5
Minor triad
1 b3 5
Diminished triad
1 b3 b5
Major 7 chord
1 3 5 7
Minor 7 chord
1 b3 5 b7
Dominant 7 chord
1 3 5 b7