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WorksheetsBand Vocabulary
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Dynamics
how loud or quiet you play
play long and connected
how fast or slow you play
title of the piece
Slur
play notes short and separated
a curved line that connects notes of different pitches
play loud
a curved line that connects notes of the same pitch
Enharmonics
notes played at the same time
notes that sound the same, but look different
intervals
another word for tempo
Pick-up Note
the first note of the piece
a note that likes to go out on dates
the last note of the measure
a note that comes before the first measure
Tie
a curve that connects two notes of different pitches
to play quietly
a curve that combines notes of the same pitch
play the note short and separated
Staccato (pictured here)
To play the note long and connected
To play the note short and separated
Adds half the value to the note
To play the note slower
Tie (pictured here)
Connects two different notes together
Play the notes long and connected
Connects two of the same notes together
Use an extra puff of air for the second note
Fermata (pictured here)
Hold the note longer
Hold the note until you pass out
You can play any note there except the one pictured
Play the note short
Accent (pictured here)
Play the note short
Play the note with more emphasis (an extra puff of air)
Only play the note for half its value
Play the note long and connected
Con spirito
Marcato (pictured here)
Play the note short and sweet
Play the note long and soft
It's both staccato and accented - short, separated with more emphasis
It's both tenuto and accent- long, connected with more emphasis
Allargando
Meno mosso
Cantabile
Tutti
If we are playing in unison...
"Articulation" refers to (in music):
Speed
Volumes
How a note is played
Embouchure is the placement of what to a woodwind or brass instrument?
Fingers
Legs
Mouth, lips, teeth, tongue
Eyebrows
Syncopation
Makes the music sound like pizza
Makes the music boring
Makes the music off the beat
Makes the music on the beat
D.C. al Coda
Go to the beginning, end at the coda
Go to the beginning, end at the FINE
Go to the sign
Go to the grocery store
Staccato
Play the note smooth and connected
Play the note tomorrow
Play the note short and separated
Slur
Legato
Play the note loud
Play the note soft
Play the note smooth and connected
Play the note short and separated
This marking reminds you to hold the note to its full value.
Tenuto
Staccato
Marcato
Crescendo
