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WorksheetsGr1 terminology
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Give the Italian for: from the beginning
Dal Segno
The end
Accented
Da Capo
What is the English meaning of 'Tenuto'
Accented
Getting louder
Hold for its full value
Short and detached
What is the Italian term for 'slow'
Allegro
Andante
Lento
Presto
What is the Italian for 'moderate'
Lento
Moderato
Allegretto
Presto
What does 'espressivo' mean?
Getting louder
Softly
Expressively
Sweetly
What does Andante mean?
Lively and fast
With movement
At an easy walking pace
Broadly
What is the Italian for 'very fast'?
Largo
Andante
Adagio
Presto
Select the sign for 'very loud':
Ff
pp
mf
mp
What does 'crescendo' mean:
Gradually getting faster
Gradually getting softer
Suddenly loud
Gradually getting louder
What does 'Fine' mean:
Sweetly
Broadly
Repeat
The end
What is Italian for 'moderately lively'?
Dolce
Espressivo
Tenuto
Allegretto
Diminuendo means:
Getting softer
Getting faster
Getting louder
Getting slower
Select the correct meanding for 'Adagio':
Slowly
Crescendo
Accelerando
Ritardando
Select the meaning of 'moderato':
Moderately
Fast and lively
Spirited
Slow
What is the meaning of Presto?
Quickly, fast
Fast and lively
Spirited
Moderatly
Select the meaning of accelerando
Gradually increase the tempo
Gradually decrease the tempo
Suddenly faster
Suddenly slower
Rallentando and ritardando mean:
Gradually getting slower
Gradually getting faster
Suddenly fast
Suddenly slow
Ritenuto means
Held back
Gradually getting slower
Gradually getting faster
Pause
A tempo means:
In time (normally after and slowing down or speeding up)
At a consistent speed
Slower
Faster
A tie between notes means to
Add the note values together, and hold the note for the sum of the note values
Pause
Slow down
Held back
Select the meanings of a slur
The length of a phrase
Play smooth and well connected
Play short and detached
Play these notes with one bow
The notes slurred form a harmony, so you can blur them together
Select what a doule bar line indicates
End of piece
End of section
Note groupings faster than a crotchet
What do bar lines do?
(a)
Syncopation is
a shifting of the normal accent, usually by stressing the normally unaccented beats
notes and rests that emphasise the accented beats
One or more unstressed notes before the first bar line of a piece or passage is called
An anacrusis
Syncopation
