Alfred's Music theory

A tetra is a pattern of four notes that are

What does accidental mean?

• faster bow and then slow

• natural, flat, and sharp

• stopping the bow

Reorder the following tempos

• Vivace

• Largo

• Adagio

• Andante

• Allegro

Match the following

• repeat from S/ play to coda

• d.c. al coda

• repeat from beginning to end

• d.s. (dalsegno)

• repeat from beginning

• d.c. (da capo)

• repeat from dalsegno S with /

• d.c. al FINE

• repeat from beginning and to coda

• d.s. al coda

What does articulation mean?

• the manner in which a note is performed

• flats, sharps and naturals

• legato, stacatto etc

bare lines are the lines which cross the staff into

Match the following

• before music to show tempo

• coda

• sound the same but written differently

• count-off

• bass & treble staff connecter

• grand staff

• hold note for longer time

• fermata

• added ending

• enharmonic notes

Where is the ledger lines

a

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tenuto means to

Legato is 2 or more notes ​ (a)   slur connects 2 or more ​ (b)   ​ ties connect 2 or more ​ (c)  

• smoothly connected
• different notes
• same notes