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WorksheetsVocabulary 10/2025
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Coda
Go to the beginning
Go to the end
Together
Louder
Dynamics
Singing loud
Singing soft
How loud or soft music is
Getting louder
Poco
Bigger sound
More
Smaller
Little
Ritardando
Getting faster
Getting slower
Getting louder
Getting softer
Mezzo
Soft
Loud
Big
Medium
Crescendo
Getting faster
Getting slower
Getting louder
Getting softer
Dimuendo
Getting faster
Getting slower
Getting louder
Getting softer
Dolce
Sweetly
Softer
Louder
Medium Soft
Decrescendo
Getting faster
Getting slower
Getting louder
Getting softer
Accelerando
Getting much slower
Getting slower
Getting faster
Original speed
Forte
Getting louder
Getting softer
Loud
Soft
Piano
Getting louder
Getting softer
Loud
Soft
A Tempo
Go back to the sign
Go back to the orginal tempo
Go back to the repeat signs
Go back to the beginning
Descant
Added melody
Added harmony
Getting softer
Getting louder
Molto
Little
Much
More
Less
Fermata
Repeat the note
Hold the note longer
Cut the note off quicker
Go back to the sign
Staccato
Hold the note longer
Sing the note shorter
Sing together
Sing the note louder
Accent
Sing the note shorter
Sing the note quicker
Sing the note louder
Hold the note longer
Piu
More
Less
Much
Little
Morendo
Getting louder
Stopping the sound
Getting softer
Dying away
Mosso
Movement in music
Slower movement
Rapid movement
Gradually getting faster
Rubato
Original tempo
Disregard of strict tempo, faster or slower
Gradually getting faster
Gradually getting slower
Al Fine
Repeat
Ending of the song
Go back to the beginning
To the end
Rallentando
Gradually slower
Gradually faster
Go back to the original tempo
Gradually slower, then faster
A decrescendo means (a)
