
Dynamics
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Arts
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6th - 12th Grade
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Halie Weaving
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The loudness of music
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Variation of loudness between notes and phrases
Still requires musical interpretation by the performer
Dynamics
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Multiple Choice
Dynamics is the variation of ________ between notes and phrases
Loudness
Softness
Timbre
Tone
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Multiple Choice
True or False: Dynamics do not require interpretation by the performer
True
False
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P for Piano
Means quiet/soft
Piano
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F for Forte
Means loud
Forte
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mp for Mezzo Piano
Means moderately quiet/soft
Mezzo means moderately/medium
Mezzo Piano
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mf for Mezzo Forte
Means moderately loud
Mezzo Forte
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Multiple Choice
What does this mean?
Loud
Quiet
Moderately loud
Moderately Quiet
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Multiple Choice
What does this mean?
Loud
Quiet
Moderately loud
Moderately quiet
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Multiple Choice
What does this mean?
Loud
Quiet
Moderately Loud
Moderately quiet
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Multiple Choice
What does this mean?
Loud
Quiet
Moderately loud
Moderately quiet
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pp for Pianissimo
Means very quiet
Pianissimo
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ppp for Pianississimo
Means very, very quiet
Pianississimo
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ff for Fortissimo
Means very loud
Fortissimo
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fff for Fortississimo
Means very, very loud
Fortississimo
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Multiple Choice
What does this mean?
Very Loud
Very quiet
Very, very loud
Very, very quiet
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Multiple Choice
What does this mean?
Very loud
Very quiet
Very, very loud
Very, very quiet
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Multiple Choice
What does this mean?
Very loud
Very quiet
Very, very loud
Very, very quiet
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Multiple Choice
What does this mean?
Very loud
Very quiet
Very, very loud
Very, very quiet
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Start soft, and grow louder
Gradually increase in sound
Crescendo
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Start loud, and get softer
Gradually decrease in sound
Decrescendo
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Attack strongly, then back off
Typically followed by a crescendo, but not always
Fortepiano
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Multiple Choice
What does this mean?
Gradually increase in sound
Gradually decrease in sound
Attack strongly, then back off
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Multiple Choice
What does this mean?
Gradually increase in sound
Gradually decrease in sound
Attack strongly, then back off
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Multiple Choice
What does this mean?
Gradually increase in sound
Gradually decrease in sound
Attack strongly, then back off
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f for Forte: Loud
p for Piano: Quiet
mf for Mezzo Forte: Moderately loud
mp for Mezzo Piano: Moderately Quiet
pp for Pianissimo: Very Quiet
ppp for Pianississimo: Very, very quiet
ff for Fortissimo: Very loud
ff for Fortississimo: Very, very loud
Review
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Crescendo means to gradually increase in sound
Decrescendo means to gradually decrease in sound
Fortepiano means to attack strongly, then back off
Review
The loudness of music
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