WorksheetsMusical Vocabulary
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Rubato
Freedom to improvise in the measure.
Freedom to get softer or louder in the dynamics.
Freedom to slow down or speed up the tempo.
Freedom to hold the note longer.
Crescendo Poco a Poco
Getting louder little by little.
Getting a little louder.
Getting softer little by little.
Getting a little softer.
Fermata
Slow down the tempo
Hold the note longer
Release the note quickly
Speed up the tempo
Pochissimo
Slighty fortissimo
Slighty pianissimo
Slightly a tempo
Slightly ritardando
Repeat signs
Repeat what is outside the signs
Repeat what is inside the signs
Repeat the verse
Repeat the chorus
Meno Mosso
Louder motion
Softer motion
More motion
Less motion
Allargando
To get louder
To broaden
To get softer
To get slower
Fp cresc.
Begin the note mezzo forte, then get louder
Begin the note soft, then get louder
Begin the note loud, then get softer and louder
Begin the note mezzo piano, then get softer and louder
Rit.
Ritardando, getting softer
Ritardando, getting louder
Ritardando, getting faster
Ritardando, getting slower
Poco Ritardando
Getting a little slower
Getting slower little by little
Getting softer little by little
Getting a little softer
Molto ritardando
Getting much slower
Getting a little slower
Getting louder and slower
Getting softer and slower
A tempo
Going back to the orginal dynamic
Going back to the orginal speed
Going back to the orginal verse
Going back to the beginning
Crescendo
Getting faster
Getting slower
Getting softer
Getting louder
Diminuendo
Getting softer
Getting louder
Getting faster
Getting slower
