Band 2
Terms
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- p
- soft
- m
- mezzo
- f
- forte
- mp
- mezzo piano
- mf
- mezzo forte
- ff
- fortissimo
- pp
- pianissimo
- crescendo
- gradually get louder
- decrescendo
- gradually get softer
- spf
- sforzando
- beadgcf
- order of flats
- fcgdaeb
- order of sharps
- cantabile
- in a singing style
- C
- Common time
- C/
- cut time
- Dolce
- sweetly
- tr(squiggly line)
- trill
- unis.
- unison- all play at the same time
- Tempo 1
- Play the same tempo as at the begginning of the piece
- O+
- Coda
- Marcato
- detatched playing
- Duet
- Two parts playing at the same time
- Trio
- Three parts playing at the same time
- D.S. al Coda
- go back to the sign
- Accidental
- Sharo, flat, or natural that appears in music that is not in the key signature
- dotted half
- 3
- dotted quarter
- 1.5
- dotted hole
- 6
- face
- space notes
- egbdf
- line notes
- Rit-Ritard
- gradually slower and slower
- Rall.-Rallentando
- gradually slower
- Accel.-Accelerando
- gradually faster
- A Tempo
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Used after one of the above markings to indicate "resume"
origianl tempo - Accent
- marked stress
- Adaigo
- slow
- Allegro
- fast
- Andante
- moderate walking tempo
- Chromatic
- consecutive half-steps
- Coda
- closing section
- Divisi
- divided parts
- Fermata
- a hold
- Fine
- the end
- Moderato
- moderatly
- Presto
- very fast
- Soli
- group or section solo
- Staccato
- detatched, seperated
- Tutti
- All play
- Phrase
- a musical sentence
- Rehearsal Markings
- The way measures are numbered ex: 1 or A
- Fermatas
- to hold a note longer than it's value, birds eye
- Legato
- Smooth and connected
- Stacato
- short and detatched
- Solo
- one person plays
- tie
- when two or more notes are tied together
- balance and blend
- Be sure that all parts are equal
- Cadenza
- a solo passage played with freedom