To get softer gradually

To get smaller gradually

Perform a group of 2 or more notes

Perform a group of 2 or more notes legato

Perform a group of notes

Smear notes together

Playing in a smooth, flowing manner without breaks between notes

Playing in a detached manner between notes

Playing very long notes

Playing very short notes

A pause of unspecified length on a note or rest

A pause in the music

A major break in time in the music

Very long notes

Very detached notes

Very connected notes

Very low notes

To change musical style in a piece of music

To play better

To play very legato through an entire piece of music

To resolve a chord to a pleasant sounding resting point

Symbols that affect the transition or continuity on a single / multiple notes

Symbols that indicate how long notes should be played

Symbols that indicate the style in which notes should be played

Symbols placed beside a note to indicate a change in pitch

Symbols which indicate the style of articulation

Symbols which indicate the length of notes

Symbols which indicate the attack of a note

Two numbers which indicate how much of a piece of music should be played

Two numbers which indicate the number of counts for every note

Two numbers which indicate how many measures there are in a piece of music

Two numbers which indicate how many beats are in a measure and which note value counts as one beat

Determines which notes will be played in a song

Determines which notes will be played flat or sharp in a song

Indicates how important a piece or section of a piece of music is

Indicates how loud or soft a piece or section of a piece of music should be played

Indicates how aggressive a piece or section of a piece of music should be played

Indicates how many times to play a section of a piece of music

To Play Extra Strong

To play soft

To Play medium strong

To play loud

To play extra soft

To play loud

To Play very loud

To play very very loud

To play medium loud

To play medium fast

To play medium slow

To play medium soft

A musical instrument

To play softly

To play with your feet

To play medium softly

To play extremely softly

To play extremely slowly

To play extremely fast

To really need the restroom

To play Italian music

To play medium loud

To play medium soft

To stop playing

Partially cooked

Played at a very slow tempo

Played at a moderately slow tempo

Not a slow tempo

Played at a moderate or medium tempo

Play moderately loud

Play moderately difficult music

Play with your toes

Play all of the music

Play at a very fast tempo

Play at a slow tempo

Play at a fast tempo

The music's feel

The music's pattern in time; "the flow"

The music's dynamic

The combination of pitch and rhythm which create the main tune or idea in a piece of music

A moderate tempo for a piece of music

To play at a moderate volume

A combination of instruments

Notes that sound simultaneously to accompany a melody usually creating a pleasing combination of sounds

Notes that sound simultaneously with the melody, creating a secondary idea in a piece of music usually creating a very dissonant sound

Both of the other answers are correct

To quickly slow down the tempo

To gradually slow down the tempo

To play all written notes one octave higher

To play all written notes one octave lower

To suddenly play the notes faster

To slowly increase the tempo

To loudly play the notes faster

to stop playing

Aline at a buffet

People waiting to enter an establishment

A horizontal line which indicates the middle of the staff

A vertical line on the staff to separate measures / bars in a piece of music

Two diagonal lines on a staff which indicate to temporarily pause time

Two vertical lines on a music staff which indicate the beginning and end of a piece of music

A really long wait to enter an establishment

Two horizontal lines on a music staff

A musical symbol which indicates not to play a specified section of the music

A musical symbol at a specified starting and ending point which indicates to play that section of music more than once.

Used in relation to. repeat, after returning to the beginning of a repeat section, the endings indicate which measures to play.

Used in relation to a repeat, the endings return to the beginning of the desired repeated section until all endings have been performed.

Both answers are correct

How many notes are in a measure

How many beats are in a piece of music

How many beats are in a measure

How many measures a piece of music is