WorksheetsLevel 1 unit 9
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
To gradually get faster
Accelerando
Ritardando
2nd highest voice in choir
Bass
Alto
5 horizontal lines and 4 spaces each you write music on
Staff
fermata
Lowest voice in choir
Bass
Soprano
Also known as the F clef; notes that are lower in pitch
Staccato
Bass clef
Helps identify musical notes and pitches
crescendo
Clef
gradually get louder
Accelerando
crescendo
Gradually get softer
Dimuendo
Clef
Decrescendo
Indicates to hold A certain note longer than its defined value
pianissimo
Fermata
Contains material to be song the first time through a repeated passage
First ending
DS al fine
loud
forte
piano
very loud
mezzo piano
fortissimo
A group of sharp or flat signs that indicates the key of the music that follows
Treble clef
Key signature
To play or sing in a smooth, connected manner
Legato
diminuendo
moderately loud
Mezzo forte
Mezzo piano
Moderately soft
Mezzo piano
forte
very soft
pancakes
pianissimo
pizza
soft
piano
bacon
toilet paper
gradually get slower
ritardando
rallentando
crayon
Tells the musician to repeat a group of measures
repeat sign
george washington
short and detatched
staccato
legato
smooth and connected
legato
2nd repeat
play from the beginning to the end
DC al fine
DS al coda
play from the sign
Ds al coda
fermata
play the second time through
2nd repeat
mezzo piano
pianissimo
