Tempo term: very fast.

The term we use when we describe the speed of the beat and how fast or slow the music goes.

Tempo term: gradually getting slower.

The term we use when we describe the volume of the music and how loud or soft the music is.

Tempo term: gradually getting faster.

Articulation term: a musical sentence.

Articulation term: a curved line that connects two notes of the same pitch (letter name).

Notation Symbol: this symbol means there is an added ending.

Notation Symbol: this symbol is made up of two vertical lines that signal the end of a section of music.

Notation symbol: this symbol indicates a section should be repeated and looks like two vertical lines and two dots.

Notation Symbol: this symbol is one vertical line that divides the staff into measures.

Articulation term: a curved line that connects two or more notes of different pitches (letter names). It tells us that these notes are performed legato, meaning smooth and connected.

Dynamics term: very soft.

Dynamics term: very loud.

Dynamics term: medium loud.

Dynamics term: medium soft or quiet.

Tempo term: a moderate or medium pace (between andante and allegro).

Tempo term: a walking pace.

Tempo term: a quick, fast pace.

Notation symbol: music is written on this.

Notation symbol: the top number in a time signature tells us what?

Notation symbol: the bottom number of a time signature tells us what?

Notation symbol: this symbol means to hold a note longer than its original value.

Tempo term: fast.

Tempo term: slow.

Dynamics term: piano (p).

Dynamics term: crescendo (cresc).

Dynamics term: forte (f).

Dynamics term: decrescendo (decresc).

Notation symbol: this symbol occurs at the very beginning of a system of music and connects different staves of music to one another with vertical lines.

Notation symbol: these can be used when a section of repeated music is mostly the same, except for the final measure(s).

The term we use when we describe how the notes are played or sung.