Test 1 (test - 1/26/17) Flashcards

1
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Very slow and solemn

A

Grave

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2
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Very slow and broad, with dignity

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Largo

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3
Q

Very slow

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Lent or Lento

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4
Q

Very slow and expressive

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Adagio

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5
Q

Not as slow as Largo, but slower than Andante

A

Larghetto

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6
Q

Rather slow, but with a flowing movement (“walking tempo”)

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Andante

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7
Q

A little quicker than Andante

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Andantino

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8
Q

Moderate speed - not fast, not slow

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Moderato

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9
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Light and cheerful, but not as fast as Allegro

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Allegretto

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10
Q

“Merry”, quick, lively, bright

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Allegro

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11
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Lively, brisk

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Vivo

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12
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Vivacious, faster than Allegro

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Vivace

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13
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Very quick, faster than Vivance

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Presto

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14
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Very much

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Molto

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15
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Less

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Meno

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16
Q

More

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Piu

17
Q

Not too much

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Non Troppo

18
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Literally “little by little”. Used in combination with tempo markings; e.g. Accel Poco A Poco means to increase the speed gradually over a span of measures

A

Poco A Poco

19
Q

To increase the speed gradually

A

Accelerando

20
Q

To increase intensity by increasing tempo

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Stringendo

21
Q

To increase the speed gradually

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Affrettando

22
Q

Slower and louder

A

Allargando

23
Q

Gradually slackening the speed

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Ritardando

24
Q

Slowing down, gradually

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Rallentando

25
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Literally means “robbed” - a lingering on some notes and hurrying if others; free from strict tempo, but preserving the value of the rhythmic notation

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Rubato

26
Q

Return to original tempo after a ritard

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A tempo
Tempo I (primo)