An arched line between/over two notes with different pitches that tells the musician to play the notes without separation

Symbol that tells a musician to play the note for its full value

Dynamic telling the musician to play very soft.

Dynamic telling the musician to play very loud.

What is the sign at the beginning of a piece of music that tells us how many beats are in each measure and which note value is equal to one beat?

What is a single vertical line that is used to divide a musical staff into measures.

What is a symbol that indicates a section of music to be repeated?

What is a group of sharps or flats at the beginning of a piece of music?

What is a single segment of music?

These symbols tell a musician the loudness or softness of a sound.

The way time is organized in a piece; combinations and divisions of beats to create long and short sounds.

The steady pulse of a piece of music; equal segments of time into which music is divided

The highness or lowness of a sound

The distance between two pitches

What is the pace or speed of music?

What is a set of five horizontal lines and four spaces that each represent a different musical pitch?

What is a symbol placed at the beginning of a staff for notes sounding higher than "middle" c?

What are two vertical lines that indicate the end of the piece?

What is a symbol placed at the beginning of a staff for notes sounding lower than "middle" c?

What is an abbreviation telling the musician to go back to the beginning and play until the end?

What is an abbreviation telling the musician to go back to the beginning, play until the Coda, and then play the coda/ending portion?

What is a sign that indicates a note should be held longer than its written value?

What is it when two or more notes sound at the same time; the complementary line or lines in a song?

What is a line of notes that move upward, downward, or repeats; the main most recognizable line of a song?

What is a symbol that tells the musician to play the pitches' original sound; cancels out a sharp or flat

What is the "shape" of a melody; made by the way it moves up or down by steps, leaps or repeated notes?

What is a symbol that raises the sound of a pitch a half step?

What is a symbol that lowers the sound of a pitch a half step?

What is it when you read or perform a piece of music at "first sight" or with very little practice?

What does it mean to play or sing soft?

What does it mean to start louder, and get softer?

What does it mean to play or sing medium-soft?

What does it mean to start quietly, and get louder?

What does it mean to play or sing loud?

What is a dynamic telling the musician to play or sing medium-loud?

What tells the musician to play or sing the line of notes short and detached; sometimes notated by dots above each note?

What tells the musician to sing or play smoothly; sometimes notated by an arching line over notes?

What tells the musician to slow down while singing or playing; often abbreviated: rit. ?

What tells the musician to speed up while singing or playing; often abbreviated accel. ?

What is a symbol telling the musician to play or sing the notes stronger or louder than those around it?

What is the term used to describe a scale or key that contains a major third from its first to third note; also is "Happy sounding"?

What is the term used to describe a scale or key that contains a minor (or lowered) third from its first to third note; also is "Sad sounding" ?

What is it when multiple instruments or voices play or sing the same thing at the same time?

What is a group of 2 or more staves connected by a vertical line on the left indicating that each line is to be played or sung at the same time?