Piano Final Pt 2

Question 1

Three-note chord

Answer 1

Triad

Question 2

A note(s) that come before the first full measure

Answer 2

Upbeat

Question 3

Gradually slow down

Answer 3

Ritardando

Question 4

The from which the chord originates

Answer 4

Root

Question 5

Time is borrowed or some tones are held longer than their actual values, while others are curtailed in order to allow more freedom and spontaneity

Answer 5

Rubato

Question 6

A sign indicating a pause in music.

Answer 6

Fermata

Question 7

Gradually play louder

Answer 7

Crescendo

Question 8

Gradually play softer

Answer 8

Decrescendo

Question 9

The end

Answer 9

Fine

Question 10

Loud

Answer 10

Forte

Question 11

Very loud

Answer 11

Fortissimo

Question 12

Play softer

Answer 12

Diminuendo

Question 13

Moderately fast

Answer 13

Allegretto

Question 14

Fast

Answer 14

Allegro

Question 15

Slowly walking tempo

Answer 15

Andante

Question 16

Return to original tempo

Answer 16

A tempo

Question 17

A section at the end of a composition added as a conclusion

Answer 17

Coda

Question 18

Notes played simultaneously

Answer 18

Block chord

Question 19

Notes in a chord played one at a time

Answer 19

Broken chords

Question 20

Eight tones formed in a pattern of whole and half steps using the 6th tone of the major scale for its starting note

Answer 20

Relative minor scale

Question 21

The distance between two notes

Answer 21

Interval

Question 22

Consist of notes played one at a time

Answer 22

Melodic intervals

Question 23

Consists of two or more chords played consecutively

Answer 23

Chord progression

Question 24

Name specific chords

Answer 24

Chord symbols

Question 25

Very soft

Answer 25

Pianissimo