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WorksheetsWinter Concert Terminology/Symbols Review
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
How would a player play a "Staccato" note?
Smooth and Connected (legagto)
Short and separated (light)
Emphasized
Loud
How would a player play an "accented" note?
Smooth and Connected (legagto)
Short and separated (light)
Emphasized
Loud
How would a play play a "slurred" note?
Smooth and Connected (legagto)
Short and separated (light)
Emphasized
Loud
This is when a section of music is divided into 2 or more parts.
Divisi
Fermata
Ritardando
1st & 2nd Ending
This tells the player to gradually slow the tempo down.
Divisi
Fermata
Ritardando
1st & 2nd Ending
This tells the player to perform a section of music again.
Divisi
Fermata
Ritardando
1st & 2nd Ending
This symbol tells the player to hold the note value longer than its usual value.
Divisi
Fermata
Ritardando
1st & 2nd Ending
This places the pulse of the music on a weak beat.
Motif
Syncopation
Accidental
Moderato
This is a shortened musical phrase that is recurrent in the piece of music.
Motif
Syncopation
Accidental
Moderato
This is a shortened musical phrase that is recurrent in the piece of music.
Motif
Syncopation
Accidental
Moderato
"Medium" tempo (not too fast/not too slow).
Motif
Syncopation
Accidental
Moderato
What is this symbol?
Accent
Slur
Staccato
Fermata
What is this symbol?
Accent
Slur
Staccato
Fermata
What is this symbol?
Accent
Slur
Staccato
Fermata
What is this symbol?
Accent
Slur
Staccato
Fermata
What is this symbol under the first half note?
Ritardando
Repeat
Divisi
Fermata
The half notes in this image is an example of what?
Ritardando
Repeat
Divisi
Fermata
How should the last note should be played?
Shorter
Longer
Faster
Softer
The brackets on this piece of music tells the player to repeat the section again. What are these brackets called?
Repeats
1st and 2nd Endings
1st and 2nd Repeats
1st and 2nd Brackets
