Music Endings, Solfege Hands, Vocab

What does 'dc al coda' mean in music notation?

• Play until the coda sign and then stop.

• Go back to the beginning and play until the coda sign, then skip to the coda section and repeat it once more.

• Go back to the beginning and play until the coda sign, then skip to the coda section.

• Play until the coda sign and then play the coda section in reverse order.

What does 'dc al fine' mean in music notation?

• Go back to the beginning and play until 'fine'

• Skip to the next section and play until 'fine'

• Go back to the middle and play until 'fine'

• Play until the end and then repeat from the beginning

What does a repeat sign indicate in music notation?

• A repeat sign indicates a change in time signature.

• A repeat sign indicates the end of a piece of music.

• A repeat sign indicates a change in key signature.

• A repeat sign indicates that a section of music should be repeated.

Which musical ending instructs the performer to go back to the beginning?

• Coda

• Fermata

• Da Capo

• Segno

Which musical ending instructs the performer to go to the coda?

• D.S. al Coda

• D.S. al Segno

• D.S. al Fine

• D.C. al Coda

What is the purpose of a coda in music?

• The purpose of a coda in music is to provide a transition to a different key.

• The purpose of a coda in music is to introduce a new theme.

• The purpose of a coda in music is to provide a concluding section and bring the piece to a close.

• The purpose of a coda in music is to increase the tempo of the piece.

What is the purpose of a fine in music?

• To indicate the beginning of a piece or a section

• To indicate a change in tempo

• To indicate a change in key

• To indicate the end of a piece or a section

What is the purpose of a repeat sign in music?

• To indicate the end of a piece of music

• To indicate a change in key signature

• To indicate a change in tempo

• To indicate that a section of music should be repeated

Slow down gradually

• Allego

• Andante

• Ritardando

• Largo

Attack the note harder; give it emphasis

• Mezzo Piano

• Forte

• Accent

• Mezzo Forte