Grade 2 Terms & Signs Flashcards

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a

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at, to, by, for, in the style of

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al, alla

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to the, in the manner of

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allargando

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broadening (getting a little slow and probably louder)

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andantino

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slightly faster than andante

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5
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assai

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very

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con, col

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with

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dolce

A

sweet, soft

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e, ed

A

and

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espressivo / express. / espr.

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expressive

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fortepiano

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loud, then immediately soft

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giocoso

A

playful, merry

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grave

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very slow, solemn

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grazioso

A

graceful

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larghetto

A

rather slow (not as slow as largo)

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largo

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slow, stately

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ma

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maestoso

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meno

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molto

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very, much

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mosso, moto

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non

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più

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presto

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senza

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sforzando / zforzato
forced, accented
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simile / sim.
in the same way
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sostenuto
sustained
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tenuto
held
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troppo
too much
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vivace, vivo
lively, quick
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A wedge sign above or below the notes indicates super-staccato (staccatissimo), played as briefly as possible and possibly accented
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Dots inside a slur over or below the notes mean the notes should be slightly separated (semi-staccato), but less so than notes with ordinary staccato
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over or under the notes means accented and slightly separated (marcato)
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over or below the note means the note is given a slight pressure (tenuto)