Tempo and Dynamics Test Flashcards

1
Q

What tempo is “largo”?

A

Very slow.

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2
Q

What tempo is “adagio”?

A

Slow.

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3
Q

What tempo is “andante”?

A

Walking pace.

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4
Q

What tempo is “moderato”?

A

Moderately.

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5
Q

What tempo is “allegro”?

A

Fast.

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6
Q

What is a “ritardando”?

A

Gradually slower.

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7
Q

What is an “accelerando”?

A

Gradually faster.

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8
Q

What does “a tempo” mean?

A

Resume original tempo.

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9
Q

What does the dynamic “pianissimo” mean?

A

Very soft; pp.

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10
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What does the dynamic “piano” mean?

A

Soft; p.

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11
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What does the dynamic “mezzo piano” mean?

A

Medium soft; mp.

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12
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What does the dynamic “mezzo forte” mean?

A

Medium loud; mf.

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13
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What does the dynamic “forte” mean?

A

Loud, f.

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14
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What does the dynamic “fortissimo” mean?

A

Very loud, ff.

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15
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What does “crescendo” mean?

A

Gradually louder.

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16
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What does “decrescendo” mean?

A

Gradually softer.