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WorksheetsOMT level 1 Vocab
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Pianissimo (pp)
Medium Soft
Very Soft
Soft
Very Loud
Mezzo Piano (mp)
Soft
Very Soft
Medium Loud
Medium Soft
Piano (p)
Medium Loud
Soft
Very Soft
Medium Soft
Mezzo Forte (mf)
Medium Loud
Medium Soft
Soft
Loud
Forte (f)
Medium Loud
Medium Soft
Loud
Soft
Fortissimo
Very Soft
Very Loud
Medium Soft
Medium Loud
Crescendo
Gradually get faster
Gradually get slower
Gradually get louder
Gradually get softer
Decrescendo
Gradually get louder
Gradually get softer
Gradually get slower
Gradually get faster
Diminuendo
Gradually get louder
Gradually get slower
Gradually get faster
Gradually get softer
Accelerando
Gradually get softer
Gradually get faster
Gradually get slower
Gradually get louder
Rallentando
Gradually get softer
Gradually get slower
Gradually get louder
Gradually get faster
Ritardando
Gradually get faster
Gradually get softer
Gradually get louder
Gradually get slower
Fermata
Hold until the conductor cuts you off
Smooth and connected
Short and detatched
Repeat the material between these two signs
Staccato
Smooth and connected
Sung the second tie through a repeat
Short and detached
Hold until the conductor cuts you off
Legato
Short and detached
Smooth and connected
Hold until the conductor cuts you off
Sung the second time through a repeat
What does D.C. al Fine do?
Gradually get softer
Hold until the conductor cuts you off
Instructs the singer to return to the dal segno sign and sing until the Coda symbol
instructs singer to go back to the beginning (da capo)
What is the name of this sign? What does it do?
Coda, The last section, designated by the Coda symbol
D.S. al Coda, Instructs the singer to return to the dal segno and sing until the Coda symbol
D.C. al Fine, Instructs singer to go back to the beginning (Da capo)
Legato, smooth and connected
What is the name of this sign? What does it do?
Coda, the last section, designated by the Coda symbol
D.S. al Coda, instructs singer to the dal segno sign and sing until the Coda symbol
Legato, smooth and connected
D.C. al Fine, instructs singer to go back to the beginning (da capo)
What does this mean?
Hold until the conductor cuts you off
Repeat material between these two signs
Sung the second time through a repeat
Gradually get faster
What does this mean?
Hold until the conducter cuts you off
Sung the second time through a repeat
Repeat the material between the two signs
Sung the first time through a repeat
What does this mean?
Hold until the conductor cuts you off
Sung the second time through a repeat
Repeat material between the two signs
Sung the first time through a repeat
