Fall Final Exam Flashcards by hayley cahill

Q

Subito piano

A

Suddenly soft

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Piano

A

Soft

P

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Mezzeo forte

A

Medium loud

Mf

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Forte

A

Loud

F

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Sforzando double forte

A

Emphasis on playing very loud

Sff2

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Crescendo

A

Gradually get louder

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Decrescendo

A

Gradually get softer

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Diminuendo

A

Gradually get softer
Same as decrescendo
Dim

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Andante

A

Walking tempo

80 beats

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Allegro

A

Brisk tempo

120 beats

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Aggressivo

A

Energetic tempo

140 beats

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Tempo I

A

Return to the original tempo

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A tempo

A

To return to the previous tempo

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Rallentando

A

To gradually slow down

Rall

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Staccato

A

To play short

⚫️

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Legato

A

To play connected

Q

Tenuto

A

To play long

一

Q

Marcato

A

To play short and accented

^

Q

Accent

A

To play with emphasis

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Q

Gospel

A

To play with more energy and freedom

Q

Brightly

A

To play with accuracy and energy

Q

Broaden greatly

A

To play with a growing sound

Q

Divisi

A

To divide parts among players

Q

Unison

A

To play together as one

Q

Sonorously

A

To play with a large singing sound

Q

Cadenza

A

To play freely without time

Q

First strain

A

The first melody of a march

Q

Tutti

A

To play altogether

Q

Freely

A

To play in a relaxed manner