MAT - Music
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- Tone
- sound quality
- Forte-piano
- loud tone followed by soft
- Wolfgang Mozart
- Austrian - opera & symphony - The Marriage of Figaro
- Allegro
- fast tempo
- Decrescendo
- tone gradually softer (aka Diminuendo)
- Forte
- loud tone
- Allegretto
- somewhat fast tempo
- Crescendo
- increasingly louder tone
- Period
- music form made of two small parts / question and answer
- Mezzo-piano
- mod. soft tone
- Fortissimo
- very loud
- Monderato
- moderate tempo
- Largo
- extremely slow and broad tempo
- Sergei Prokofiev
- Russian - composer
- Aria
- long song within an opera
- Libretto
- written words of an opera
- Pianissimo
- very soft tone
- Enrico Caruso
- Italian - opera singer - famous tener
- Claude Debussy
- French - composer of classical music
- Ludwig von Beethoven
- German composer
- Chromatic Scale
- 12 pitches within an octane
- Mezzo-forte
- mod. loud tone
- Vivace
- brisk/lively tempo
- Lento
- slow tempo
- Igor Stravinsky
- Russian - scores and ballads - The Firebird
- Presto
- very fast tempo
- Richard Wagner
- German composer - 19th c.
- Adagio
- slow tempo
- Sforzano
- sudden accent on a single tone
- Tempo
- pace or speed
- Consonance
- stability feeling produced by chords
- Dissonance
- unstable feeling produced by chords
- Timbre
- sound quality
- Giacomo Puccini
- Italian composer - opera - Madame Butterfly
- Andante
- somewhat slow tempo
- Antonio Vivaldi
- Italian composer
- Frederic Chopin
- Polish - composer
- Natural
- tone that is not sharp nor flat
- Peter Tchaikovsky
- Russian composer - symphonies, scores and ballads - The Nutcracker and Swan Lake
- Grave
- extremely slow and solemn tempo