G2 Terms Flashcards

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leggiero

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lightly

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becoming broader

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allargando

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slower

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meno mosso

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moderately soft

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mezzo-piano

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detached, short;

shown by a dot above or below each note

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staccato

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always

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sempre

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very soft

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pianissimo

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a tempo

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return to former speed

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molto

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very

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broadly

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largo

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legato

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smoothly, well connected;

shown by a slur over the notes

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decrescendo / decresc.

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gradually becoming softer

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without

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senza

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crescendo / cresc.

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gradually becoming louder

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staccato

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detached, short;

shown by a dot above or below each note

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sostenuto

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sustained

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andante

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at an easy walking pace

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loud

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forte

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at an easy walking pace

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andante

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ritardando / ritard.

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gradually becoming slower

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soft

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piano

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piano

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soft

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moderato

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at a moderate speed

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accelerando / accel.

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gradually becoming faster

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ritenuto / riten. / rit.

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immediately slower,

or held back

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maestoso

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majestic

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mezzo staccato

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moderately detached, short;

shown by a dot above or below each note,

covered with a slur

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allegro

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lively and fast

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dal segno

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from the sign;

means the music is to be repeated from where the sign occurs earlier in the piece, then carrying on to the end.

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30
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poco

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a little

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moderately loud

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mezzo-forte

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gradually becoming louder

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crescendo / cresc.

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marcato

note is played louder than the surrounding notes

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cantabile

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in a singing style

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allegretto

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moderately fast

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lively

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vivo

vivace

37
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senza

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without

38
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very fast

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presto

39
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lightly

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leggiero

40
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sustained

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sostenuto

41
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lively and fast

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allegro

42
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forte

A

loud

43
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vivo

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lively

44
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vivace

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lively

45
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adagio

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slowly

46
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meno mosso

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slower

47
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in a singing style

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cantabile

48
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gradually becoming faster

A

accelerando / accel.

49
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from the sign;

means the music is to be repeated from where the sign occurs earlier in the piece, then carrying on to the end.

A

dal segno

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mezzo-forte

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moderately loud

51
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mezzo-piano

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moderately soft

52
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2 pairs of dots on the stave

A

repeat;

means the music between the dots is to be played again

53
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lento

A

slowly

54
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fortissimo

A

very loud

55
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moderately fast

A

allegretto

56
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repeat;

means the music between the dots is to be played again

A

2 pairs of dots on the stave

57
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majestic

A

maestoso

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piu mosso

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quicker

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fermata

an indefinitely sustained note

60
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largo

A

broadly

61
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return to former speed

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a tempo

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slowly

A

adagio

lento

63
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diminuendo / dim.

A

gradually becoming softer

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very

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molto

65
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a little

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poco

66
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very loud

A

fortissimo

67
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allargando

A

becoming broader

68
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from beginning to word ‘fine’;

means the music is to be repeated right from the beginning until it reaches the word ‘fine’ (the end).

A

da capo al fine

D.C.

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rallentando / rall.

A

gradually becoming slower

70
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da capo al fine

D.C.

A

from beginning to word ‘fine’;

means the music is to be repeated right from the beginning until it reaches the word ‘fine’ (the end).

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presto

A

very fast

72
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gradually becoming slower

A

rallentando / rall.

ritardando / ritard.

73
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immediately slower,

or held back

A

ritenuto / riten. / rit.

74
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sempre

A

always

75
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smoothly, well connected;

shown by a slur over the notes

A

legato

76
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quicker

A

piu mosso

77
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A

tenuto

  1. prolong the note slightly, or
  2. give the note a slight accent
78
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moderately detached, short;

shown by a dot above or below each note,

covered with a slur

A

mezzo staccato

79
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gradually becoming softer

A

decrescendo / decresc.

diminuendo / dim.

80
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pianissimo

A

very soft

81
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at a moderate speed

A

moderato