Articulation and Other Music Terms Test Flashcards

1
Q

When does the articulation “Detache” mean?

A

Normal Articulation

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2
Q

When does the articulation “Tenuto” mean?

A

Long

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3
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When does the articulation “Staccato” mean?

A

Short and detached

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4
Q

When does the articulation “Accent” mean?

A

Emphasized

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5
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When does the articulation “Marcato” mean?

A

Accent and staccato

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6
Q

When does the articulation “Sfz” mean?

A

Strong emphasis

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7
Q

When does the articulation “Dolce” mean?

A

Sweetly

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8
Q

What does the music term “Sharp sign” mean?

A

Raises a note 1/2 step

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9
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What does the music term “Flat sign” mean?

A

Lowers a note 1/2 step

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10
Q

What does the music term “Natural sign” mean?

A

Negates the effect of a sharp or a flat

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11
Q

What does the music term “Accidental” mean?

A

A sharp, flat, or natural sign not in the key signature

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12
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What does the music term “Enharmonic” mean?

A

Two names for the same note

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13
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What does the music term “Tie” mean?

A

A symbol to connect two notes of the same pitch

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14
Q

What does the music term “Slur” mean?

A

A symbol to connect two different notes without articulation

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15
Q

What does the music term “Blend” mean?

A

Adjust your volume to match other players

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16
Q

What does the music term “Fermata” mean?

A

Hold note until the conductor indicates to stop

17
Q

Articulation: Normal Articulation

A

Detache

18
Q

Articulation: Long

A

Tenuto

19
Q

Articulation: Short and detached

A

Staccato

20
Q

Articulation: Emphasized

A

Accent

21
Q

Articulation: Accent and staccato

A

Marcato

22
Q

Articulation: Strong emphasis

A

Sfz

23
Q

Articulation: Sweetly

A

Dolce

24
Q

Music Term: Raises a note 1/2 step

A

Sharp sign

25
Q

Music Term: Lowers a note 1/2 step

A

Flat sign

26
Q

Music Term: Negates the effect of a sharp or a flat

A

Natural sign

27
Q

Music Term: A sharp, flat, or natural sign not in the key signature

A

Accidental

28
Q

Music Term: Two names for the same note

A

Enharmonic

29
Q

Music Term: A symbol to connect two notes of the same pitch

A

Tie

30
Q

Music Term: A symbol to connect two different notes without articulation

A

Slur

31
Q

Music Term: Adjust your volume to match other players

A

Blend

32
Q

Music Term: Hold note until the conductor indicates to stop

A

Fermata