What does "ff" stand for in musical dynamics?

• Fortissimo

• Mezzo forte

• Piano

• Forte

What is the meaning of "cresc." in musical terms?

• Crescendo

• Crescent

• Crescento

• Crescendo forte

What is the tempo used in the piece?

• 60bpm & 100bpm

• 100bpm & 160bpm

• 110bpm & 200bpm

• 200bpm & 260bpm

Which time signatures are used in the piece?

• 4/4

• 3/4

• 2/4

• 6/8

What kind of triplets and sextuplets are mainly used in the piece?

• Quavers and semiquavers

• Minims and crotchets

• Semibreves and minims

• Crotchets and quavers

What does syncopation involve in music?

• Playing on the offbeat or the space between beats

• Playing only on the main beats

• Increasing the tempo rapidly

• Using only quavers

What are cross rhythms?

• Two different rhythmic languages used at the same time

• A single rhythmic pattern repeated

• A gradual increase in tempo

• A decrease in volume

What does "poco rallentando" or "poco ral." mean in music?

• Gradual decrease in speed

• Sudden increase in volume

• Gradual increase in speed

• Sudden stop

What does "Ritardando/rit." mean in music terminology?

• A gradual increase in speed

• A gradual decrease in speed followed by a pause

• Playing at the originally indicated tempo

• All parts playing different rhythms

What is the meaning of "A tempo" in music?

• A gradual increase in volume

• A gradual decrease in speed

• Italian sign for playing at the originally indicated tempo

• All parts playing different rhythms