notes or rhythms that occur after the beat

notes or rhythms that occur on the beat

notes or rhythms that are irregular

notes or rhythms that are regular

unpleasant and disagreeable harmonies

unison harmonies

pleasant and agreeable harmonies

complex harmonies

unpleasant and disagreeable harmonies

unison harmonies

pleasant and agreeable harmonies

complex harmonies

the numbers at the beginning of a piece of music that tell you how many beats in a measure and what type of note receives the beat

the collection of flats or sharps at the beginning of a piece of music that defines the notes used in the piece, the tonality and the tonic pitch.

the symbol at the beginning of a piece of music that tells you where F, G or C are located on the staff

The terms at the beginning of a piece of music that tells you how fast to play the music.

the numbers at the beginning of a piece of music that tell you how many beats in a measure and what type of note receives the beat

the collection of flats or sharps at the beginning of a piece of music that defines the notes used in the piece, the tonality and the tonic pitch.

the symbol at the beginning of a piece of music that tells you where F, G or C are located on the staff

The terms at the beginning of a piece of music that tells you how fast to play the music.

the numbers at the beginning of a piece of music that tell you how many beats in a measure and what type of note receives the beat

the collection of flats or sharps at the beginning of a piece of music that defines the notes used in the piece, the tonality and the tonic pitch.

the symbol at the beginning of a piece of music that tells you where F, G or C are located on the staff

The terms at the beginning of a piece of music that tells you how fast to play the music.

the numbers at the beginning of a piece of music that tell you how many beats in a measure and what type of note receives the beat

the collection of flats or sharps at the beginning of a piece of music that defines the notes used in the piece, the tonality and the tonic pitch.

the symbol at the beginning of a piece of music that tells you where F, G or C are located on the staff

The terms at the beginning of a piece of music that tells you how fast to play the music.

to hold a note shorter than usual

to hold a note longer than usual

to let a note fade away

to let a note increase in intensity

very slow

slow

moderately

fast

very slow

slow

moderately

fast

very slow

slow

moderately

fast

very slow

slow

moderately quick

fast fast, lively

Majestically

Masterfully

Mindfully

Magically

or one player

For two players

For all

For none

for one player

For two players

For all

For none

for one player

For two players

For all

For none

for one player

For two players

For all

For none-don't play

a lot and a lot

Short and light

little by little

Big by big

Underneath

Above

sneakily

Suddenly

with cream

with ice

with motion

with others

like Marcia

in the style of a march

in the style of Marcia

with Marko

hold out

Make slower

Hold back

Make quicker

more movement

More sound

Less movement

Less sound

more movement

More sound

Less movement

Less sound

loud

in the same manner

marked, accented and separated

like a march

play happily

play smoothly

play in a similar style

play longingly

the distance between 2 rhythms

the distance between 2 entrances

the distance between 2 instruments

the distance between 2 notes

a slow tempo

a fast tempo

a walking tempo

a very fast tempo

the 5 lines and 4 spaces that music is written on

a place to rest

the distance between 2 notes

the space between 2 bar lines

gradually get louder

Gradually get softer

Gradually speed up

Gradually slow down

gradually get louder

Gradually get softer

Gradually speed up

Gradually slow down

gradually get louder

Gradually get softer

Gradually speed up

Gradually slow down

gradually get louder

Gradually get softer

Gradually speed up

Gradually slow down

gradually get louder

Gradually get softer

Gradually speed up

Gradually slow down

a fast exciting piece with lots of percussion

a slow lyrical piece that should be played in a singing manner usually in 4 parts

a slow piece that features a soloist or section of the ensemble

a medium piece with a lyrical melody

slow tempo

fast tempo

very fast tempo

play louder

play loud

give emphasis to that note

rest

play soft