1.
Indicates to articulate in a detached, separated manner.
2.
Directs you to play with a gradual slowing of tempo.
3.
Indicates to articulate in a smooth, connected style.
4.
A tempo marking meaning slow.
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A tempo marking meaning fast.
6.
A practice tool that keeps a steady beat.
7.
Indicates to play in a singing style.
8.
A pause in music, indicated by two diagonal lines.
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Indicates to place emphasis on a note.
10.
Directs you to gradually accelerate or get faster.
11.
A direction to sustain a note or rest until the conductor continues.
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Indicates to articulate in a sustained manner, giving full rhythmic value.
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A music interval of eight notes.
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Directs you to gradually increase volume.
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A tempo marking meaning very fast.
16.
Directs you to gradually decrease volume.
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The speed of a composition.
18.
Two musical notes that have different names, but sound the same pitch.
19.
Indication to play a series of notes smoothly with no break between.
20.
Unstressed notes at the beginning of a phrase; a “pickup”.
21.
Capo A directive to return to the beginning of a composition.
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An Italian term meaning half, or medium.
23.
The closing measures of a composition; a finishing theme.
24.
A tempo marking indicating moderately slow; a walking tempo.
25.
A tempo marking meaning very slow.
26.
A broken chord where individual notes are played one after another.
27.
A symbol in a music staff to clarify how the notes should be read.
28.
Signature Sharps or flats placed in between the clef and the time signature
30.
symbol, typically numerical, indicating the meter of a composition.
32.
indication to perform a recently played section again.
34.
symbol indicating a measured break in sound with a defined duration.
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vertical line attached to a notehead.
