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WorksheetsGrade 1 Terms and Signs 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Crescendo means
gradually getting slower
gradually getting softer
gradually getting faster
gradually getting louder
Staccato means
short, detached
slow
end
gracefully
Moderato means
very fast
sweetly
moderately
smoothly
Ritardando means
lively
hold back
the end
back to the beginning
Pianissimo means
slowly
played with the hands
with vigour
very soft
The Italian term for sweetly is
allegro
dolce
lento
mezzo forte
The Italian term for smoothly is
allegretto
adagio
ritard
legato
The Italian term for leisurely is
mezzo piano
ritmico
leggiero
adagio
The Italian term for very slow is
grave
mezzo forte
allegretto
legato
The Italian term for playfully is
dolce
adagio
lento
scherzando
Give the meaning of this sign -
The passage is to be ended
The passage is to be repeated
The passage is to be played smoothly
The passage is to be paused
What does this sign mean?
Slur- lightly
Slur- smoothly
Short and detached
Accent
Give the meaning of this sign-
An octave higher
An octave lower
Pause
Repeat sign
Give the meaning of this sign
smoothly
short, detached
tie or bind
accent
Give the meaning of this sign.
120 minutes to play
120 beats in the music
120 crotchet beats per bar
120 crotchet beats per minute
The orchestra music is gradually getting louder.
Which Italian term best describes the above expression?
Decrescendo
Rallentando
Crescendo
Diminuendo
The girl sang beautifully "in a singing style" at the talent competition. Which Italian term is suitable to describe the above?
Dolce
Cantabile
Larghetto
Vivace
The teacher wants the music to "repeat from the beginning." Which performance direction would s/he use?
Dal Segno (D.S.)
Da Capo (D.C.)
Andantino
Allegretto
Which 2 Italian terms mean
"gradually getting slower"?
Gracioso
Ritardando
Leggiero
Rallentando
Which 2 Italian terms mean "lively, quick"?
Adagio
Vivace
Allegro
Forte
