Articulation and Tempo

Articulation is...

• the way you listen to the notes.

• the way you play the notes.

• how much you like the notes.

• a cold place.

When music slows down, it is called...

• ritardando.

• losing the beat.

• accelerando.

• battery malfunction.

Quaver described this articulation as 'smooth', what is it?

• Fermata

• Legato

• Staccato

• Accelerando

Quaver described tenuto as a

• smelly note.

• scratchy note.

• short note.

• sticky note.

Accelerando means to...

• get slower.

• stay the same speed.

• get faster.

• suddenly faster.

Which of the following are tempo words in music?

• tenuto and legato

• staccato and fermata

• accelerando and ritardando

• stop and go

Tenuto means to...

• hold the note forever.

• hold the note for its full length.

• miss out that note.

• play the note loudly.

Fermata means to...

• go back to the beginning.

• flap your arms.

• hold.

• go hide.