Part 1. Musical Terms Flashcards

1
Q

Play the note very short.

A

Staccato

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2
Q

A pattern of notes consisting of 2 tetrachords joined by a whole step.

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Major Scale

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3
Q

Lowers a note by one half step.

A

Flat

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4
Q

Play the notes with emphasis.

A

Accent

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5
Q

To gradually become louder.

A

Crescendo

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6
Q

Indicates to hold the note longer than its value.

A

Fermata

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7
Q

Any sharp or flat not contained in the key signature.

A

Accidental

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8
Q

To gradually become softer.

A

Diminuendo

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9
Q

The distance from any key to the very next key above or below.

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Half Step

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10
Q

Very loud.

A

Fortissimo

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11
Q

Cancels a sharp or flat.

A

Natural

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12
Q

The sharps or flats in the scale shown at the beginning of the music.

A

Key Signature

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13
Q

To gradually slow the tempo.

A

Ritardando

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14
Q

An interval equal to two half steps.

A

Whole step

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15
Q

Medium Soft.

A

Mezzo Piano

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16
Q

A 3-note chord built upon the root, third, & fifth.

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Triad

17
Q

Two notes played at the same time.

A

Harmonic Interval

18
Q

The end.

A

Fine