Concert 1 Background Assesment Flashcards

1
Q

Dim poco a poco

A

Get softer little by little

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2
Q

Legato

A

Played with light articulation and the notes are connected

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3
Q

Morendo

A

Dying away in volume and tempo

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4
Q

Militarmente

A

Marcato style (heavy start to notes with separation)

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5
Q

Trio

A

Middle section of a the march often accompanied by a key change

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6
Q

Con brio

A

With energy

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7
Q

Con tutta forza

A

With force from everyone

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8
Q

Con eleganza e sotto voce

A

With elegance and in a soft voice

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9
Q

Grandioso

A

Full playing accompanied by a slower tempo

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10
Q

A tempo

A

Go back to the previous tempo

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11
Q

Adagio

A

Slow tempo

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12
Q

Molto legato

A

Very smooth

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13
Q

Div.

A

Divisi, the part splits and the section divides the part

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14
Q

Unis.

A

Unison, play the same part (usually after a divisi)

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15
Q

Tutti

A

All play (usually after a solo)

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16
Q

Brightly

A

Upbeat tempo

17
Q

Subito

A

Suddenly

18
Q

A2

A

Both parts play the same line

19
Q

Simile or sim.

A

Keep playing with the same style as indicated before

20
Q

Sempre

A

Always

21
Q

Sfz or sforzando

A

Strong emphasis or accent

22
Q

DC al coda

A

Go back to the beginning and when you reach the sign jump to the coda (DC means da capo which means head or start of the piece)

23
Q

Molto rit.

A

Slow down a lot

24
Q

Tempo di Marcia

A

March tempo