Ncea Level 1 Score Reading Flashcards by Hannah Ashford-Beck

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F

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Forte

Loud

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P

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Piano

Soft

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mp

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Mezzo piano

Moderately soft

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mf

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Mezzo forte

Moderately loud

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Dim

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Diminuendo

Getting softer

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app

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Pianissimo

Very soft

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Fortissimo

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Very loud

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>

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Decrescendo

Getting softer

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<

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Crescendo

Getting louder

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sfz

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Sforzando

Suddenly loud

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Metronome mark

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How many beats are to be played per minute

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Rit

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Ritenuto

Slow down

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Accel

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Accelerando

Accelerate the speed or make the music faster

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Rall

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Rallentando

Softer and slower

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Adagio

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Slow or leisurely

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Andante

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Walking pace

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Presto

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Very fast

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Largo

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Slow and broad

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Lento

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Slow

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Moderato

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Moderately

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Allegretto

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Fairly fast

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Allegro

A

Fast

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Vivace

A

Fast and lively

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Grave

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Very slow and solemn

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Prestissimo

A

Fast as possible

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Fermata

A

Pause

Hold the note for longer

Q

Staccato

A

Short and detached

Q

Accent <

A

Accent the note by making it louder

Q

Triplet

A

To play 3 notes in the time of 2 notes

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||: :||

A

Repeat sign.

Repeat the section or piece

Q

Slur

A

Smooth and connected

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Slash with 2 dots ./.

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Repeat the previous bar

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Quintuplet

A

5 notes played in the time of 4

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Sextuplets

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Six notes played in the time of four

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Key signature of g major

A

1 sharp= F#

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Key signature of d major

A

2 sharps: F# C#

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Key signature of a major

A

3 sharps= F#, C#, G#

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Key signature of F major

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1 flat= Bb

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Key signature of Bb major

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2 flats= Bb, Eb

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Key signature of Eb major

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3 flats= Bb, Eb, Ab

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Name all the scale degrees of a scale

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Tonic, supertonic, mediant, sub dominant, dominant, sub mediant, leading note, tonic

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Relative minor of C major

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A minor

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Relative major of e minor

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G major

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Relative major of F# minor

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A major

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Relative minor of D major

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B minor

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Relative minor of F major

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D minor

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Relative major of G minor

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Bb major

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Relative minor of Eb major

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C minor

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What is the relationship between a major scale and it’s relative minor

A

Share the same key signature

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Which intervals are always perfect

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Perfect 4th, 5th and 8th (octave)